Lily Allen suffers from mild arthritis
25 Oct 2009, 1037 Hrs

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London, Oct 25 Brit singer Lily Allen has revealed that she has to take good care of herself while on tour, as she suffers from arthritis.

Allen, 24, admitted to having a mild form of the condition, which affects her hands and knees, and often leaves her in agony.

"I've got mild arthritis in my hands and my knees. It runs in my family. My bones break very easily," the Daily Express quoted her as telling Britain's Q magazine.

The "LDN" singer had suffered a nasty fall while she was on tour in August this year, and had needed painkilling injections in order to carry on with the concerts. (ANI)

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