Osteoarthritis in women
Women tend to be plagued by osteoarthritis more than men. Heredity increases the risk: A genetic defect triggering defective cartilage or a joint abnormality can lead to osteoarthritis. Other risk factors are involved: Obesity puts extra stress on knees and hips, which leads to cartilage breakdown. A sports injury, severe back injury, or broken bone takes a toll on the joints.
- Â Estrogen Osteoporosis
- Â Postmenopausal Osteoporosis
- Â Juvenile Osteoporosis and Types
- Â Diagnosis and Treatment of Juvenile Osteoporosis
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