Osteoarthritis
Among millions of people around the world, osteoarthritis is the most prevalent type of arthritis. Although osteoarthritis can harm any joint, the condition most frequently impacts the hands, knees, hips, and spine. The cartilage and other tissues within the joint must degenerate or undergo structural change for it to occur. Simple joint deterioration cannot explain why this occurs. The disintegration, which typically takes place gradually over time, can instead be brought on by changes in the tissue. The symptoms of osteoarthritis are the following;
- Tenderness
- Loss of flexibility
- Grating sensation
- Bone spurs
- Swelling