Whole-body joint pain is a precursor to rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis diseases, as follows: First, rheumatoid arthritis: rheumatoid arthritis can spread to all joints of the body pain, especially in the hands, feet, intermetacarpophalangeal joints or intermetatarsophalangeal joints, and of course other shoulder, elbow and wrist joints can also appear pain. In short, when there is pain in the joints of the whole body, rheumatoid arthritis should be considered first. Second, osteoporosis: If the patient is older, such as women after menopause, men after the age of 60, the whole body joint pain, to consider the possibility of osteoporosis, to the hospital to do a bone densitometry, bone density decreased into -2.5 or less, you can be diagnosed with osteoporosis.