It is a rubber band that covers the back of the bones and is located between the joints. These cartilages are soft, so the joints move easily and simply. They are strong enough to withstand bone trauma along the spine. There are cylinders of fibrous tissue and cartilage that make the spine soft and act as a lining on the back bone during movement, when the roughness occurs, pressure occurs in the bones and on the surface of the cartilage. A condition of external growth of the bones called osteostructures and joints are rough in each other rather than soft, and the result is a condition of stiffness and pain in the joints.
There are (6) key factors contributing to the increased chance of infection:
1 - The age range after the age of 45
2. The situation in females is higher than that of men.
Genetic factors (including cartilage and joint weakness).
4. Joint injuries due to physical exertion or sports injuries.
5. Obesity.
6- Diseases that change the nature of cartilage formation.
There are (6) key factors contributing to the increased chance of infection:
1 - The age range after the age of 45
2. The situation in females is higher than that of men.
Genetic factors (including cartilage and joint weakness).
4. Joint injuries due to physical exertion or sports injuries.
5. Obesity.
6- Diseases that change the nature of cartilage formation.
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