Osteoarthritis is a type of degenerative joint disease that results from breakdown of joint cartilage and underlying bone.
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Risk Factors
Treatment Options
Surgical Interventions
Symptoms And Diagnosis
Lifestyle Modifications
Causes Of Osteoarthritis
Living With Osteoarthritis
Physical Therapy And Exercise
Medications For Osteoarthritis
Current Research And Future Directions
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๐ค Osteoarthritis is a joint problem that makes knees, hips, and hands hurt.
โจ It happens when cartilage, the soft cushion in our joints, wears away.
๐ More than 32 million adults in the U.S. have osteoarthritis.
๐ฎ As people get older, their joints can wear down and may develop osteoarthritis.
๐๏ธโโ๏ธ Being heavier than average can add stress on your joints.
๐ Treatments for osteoarthritis aim to reduce pain and help people feel better.
๐ Eating healthy foods can help keep our joints strong.
๐ฅ Sometimes, doctors suggest surgery if other treatments donโt work.
๐ฌ Scientists are researching new treatments for osteoarthritis to help people live pain-free.
๐ผ Living with osteoarthritis means making small changes for better joint health.