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Osteoarthritis By: Andrey Prytkov Candace Mabins Kendahl Ringo Toni Maxwell

By: Andrey Prytkov Candace Mabins Kendahl Ringo Toni Maxwell

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Osteoarthritis

By: Andrey PrytkovCandace MabinsKendahl RingoToni Maxwell

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Osteoarthritis video

One of the treatments of Arthritis is a knee injection which makes the pain go away.

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What it is

Osteo in Greek means bone. Osteoarthritis is a bone disease in which the cartilage breaks down.

The breakdown of cartilage causes joint pains while moving.

Cartilage acts as a lubricant in joints in between the bones, when this Lubricant breaks down, that results in pain during movement.

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Causes and Symptoms

Arthritis has multiple causes, people may get arthritis from injuries and joint diseases.

Some symptoms of Osteoarthritis are: Joint PainStiffness Muscle WeaknessSwellingDeformed Joints

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People at Risk

Anyone who had previous injuries to the bones.

People over the age of 65 are more prone to getting Osteoarthritis

People with Diabetes are more prone too.

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Treatments and Preventions

Physical therapy Medications such as aspirin and

ibuprofen can make the pain go away.

Constant exercise and an active lifestyle can prevent Osteoarthritis.

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Statistics

About 27 million Americans have Arthritis.

One in two people will develop osteoarthritis in their lifetime.

The Lifetime risk of developing the disease is 45%