What is osteoarthritis?
35 years old
2018-06-24
Recently, my legs have been uncomfortable. Go and check it is osteoarthritis. What is osteoarthritis?
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BY Mamie Doris 2018-06-24Osteoarthritis is a degenerative disease. The incidence of people over 60 years of age exceeds 50%. In simple terms, it is because the excessive use of articular cartilage produces wear and tear, resulting in structural morbidity changes and inflammation. Osteoarthritis is usually painful at the time of the attack, and statistics show that its disability rate is as high as 53％.4
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