Bone disease called osteopathy is often used to refer to another health care philosophy. Bones support movement of the body, shaping your body and helping. A living organization constantly restructuring throughout your life. From childhood to teens, the body adds new bone faster than removing old bones. After 20 years old, you can drop the bone faster than you make bones. Hold muscle bones when you are young and stop bone loss when you get older.
Enough vitamin D, calcium, you need to exercise. You should avoid too many alcohol and smoking.
Let's start with here about the types of bone diseases:
- Osteoporosis - Osteoporosis - the bone becomes fragile, tissue is lost and delicate, typically resulting from hormonal changes and calcium and vitamin D deficiency
- Osteogenesis imperfecta - Hereditary disorders characterized by posterior vulnerability of bones
- Foot-and-Mouth Disease - Children's illness due to vitamin D deficiency, characterized by incomplete calcification, softening and deformity of bone, typically resulting in arcuate legs.
- Bone fracture- Fractures in pathology, fractures caused by stress. Certain normal and pathological conditions may make bone susceptible to fractures. Children have relatively weak bones due to incomplete calcification, elderly people, especially menopausal women develop osteoporosis, and bone becomes weaker with aging.
- Osteomenitis- Infection of bone tissue. This disease is most commonly caused by Staphylococcus aureus infectious organisms and reaches bone through the extension of blood flow or local lesions. Inflammation is caused by cancellous bone defect (porosity) and loss of bone, blood supply and bone loss
- Osteosarcoma- It is mainly the most common bone cancer that affects osteophytes, especially the knee, hip or shoulder area. Although the cause of osteosarcoma is unknown, genetic factors and radiation therapy may be involved in its development. Osteosarcoma occurs more than women than men. Most influenced people are under 30 years old.
- Bone disease- Either illness or injury affecting human bone. Bone diseases and injuries are the major cause of abnormalities in the human skeletal system. Physical injuries causing fractures dominate the disease, but fractures are only one of the common causes of bone diseases, and this disease is in fact a common cause of fractures.
- Metabolic bone disease - Either one of various diseases causing various abnormalities and bone deformity. Examples of metabolic bone diseases including osteoporosis, rickets, osteomalacia, osteogenesis imperfecta, marble bone disease (osteoporosis), Paget's disease of bone and fibrous dysplasia. Clinically, metabolic bone disease tends to cause bone pain and loss of height (due to compression of the vertebrae), causing the patient to fracture.
- Achondroplasia - Genetic disorder characterized by abnormality of conversion of cartilage to egg shape. As a result, bone-dependent models of cartilage development, especially long bones such as femur and humerus, can not grow. Achondroplasia is the most common cause of dwarfism.
- Neurofibromatosis- It is any two different inherited disorders characterized by skin lesions and benign tumors, which progressively expands to the nervous system. Neurofibromatosis type 1, also known as von Recklinghausen's disease, is much more common in the two diseases and exists in roughly one in 3,000 surviving births.
- Paget's disease of bone- Middle age chronic disease characterized by excessive collapse and bone tissue formation. It is a localized disease that affects a single bone or is multifocal, affecting many bones or almost the skeleton. Therefore, it is included among metabolic bone diseases.
- Osteomalacia- A state in which calcification of bone is insufficient and the pit of an adult gradually softens. Osteoporosis occurs after several pregnancies or old age and may increase the incidence of fractures. Symptoms include ear pain, weakness, numbness in the limbs.
- Bone cancer- Diseases characterized by uncontrolled growth of follicle cells. Primary bone cancer, a cancer that occurs directly in bone, is relatively rare. For example, in the United States, only about 2,400 new cases of primary bone cancer have been diagnosed each year.
- Ewing's tumor of bone- Bone cancer of this type is common in shafts of long bones such as the femur, tibia or humerus, or ribs or flat bones. Pelvis, shoulder blades or skull. Even in soft tissues, associated tumors may develop.
- Marble bone disease- Rare disease that bone is very dense, hard and brittle. As bone growth continues disease progresses. The cavity of Ossiclee is filled with compact bone. Severe anemia leads to its capacity because the increased crowd makes bone marrow as bone marrow, decreases bone mass and thus reduces the ability to produce red blood cells.
- Osteochondroma - Solitary benign tumor consisting of cartilage and bone. Osteochondroma is common and may occur spontaneously following trauma or may have a genetic basis. No treatment is necessary unless the tumor interferes with function. In that case, the tumor must be removed surgically.
- Osteochondrosis (osteochondrosis) - a relatively common disorder of temporary orthopedic surgery in which bone pelvic end growth has been killed and then gradually replaced for many years. The direct cause of bone death is the loss of blood supply, but the cause of the latter is unknown. The most common form, flattened coccus, or leg-Calvet-Perthes disease affects the hip joint.
- Fibrotic dysplasia- It is a rare innate developmental disorder that begins in childhood and is characterized by replacing mineralized bone mineralized bone with only one side of the body, often long bone and bone tissue. This disease seems to be due to a genetic mutation that leads to overproduction of fibrous tissue.
- Testicular hyperplasia- It is a congenital disease, characterized by rare genetic pits, small or small in size, cranial abnormalities and abnormal dentition. The shoulder sometimes can play in front of the chest, the bones of a particular face are undeveloped or missing.
- Osteomas - small bone tumors often isolated, often found in skull bones. Osteomas generally appear in young or young adulthood. They are often asymptomatic. Treatment (resection) is necessary only if the tumor interferes with normal surgery.
- Osteoclastoma- Bones are mainly at the end of the long earbone of the knee region, but also occur in the wrists, arms and pelvis. The large multinucleated cells (giant cells) found in these tumors resemble osteoclasts and are the names of tumors. Normally, this relatively rare painful tumor found in adult females aged 20 to 40 years is potentially malignant.
- Bone cyst - Benigno is caged, usually filled with liquid. Unilateral cystic cysts affect long bones, especially the humerus and femur, or the calcaneus and adolescents, and are often detected as a result of fractures. Treatment involves removal of cysts and bone grafts, but spontaneous cure is common.
- Meningeal deposition- Cortical bone growth along the major axis of the bone, resembles candle drops, unknown rare disease. Pain is the main symptom and may cause breakdowns and deformation. Usually only one limb and hip joint or shoulder are affected.
- Callus bone structure- In bone histology, it is a cartilage bone material and forms a bridge that connects via bone defects during repair. Within 1 to 2 weeks after injury, a callus is formed and wraps around the fracture site. Bone-forming cells (layers in which new bone develops) that are osteoblasts rapidly proliferate.
- Caffe syndrome- Children's genetic diseases characterized by periosteal swelling (bone layer in which new bone is formed), cortex of arm, shoulder girdle, mandibular bone. The disease is accompanied by fever and irritability. After a series of periodic worsening, it disappears naturally.
- Mandibular facial colitis- The ear canal that is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait and has not developed, cheekbones and jaws, widely separated eyes, lack of lower eyelid malformations and eyelashes, atrial ear malformations, conductive hearing loss.
- Destruction dislocation- Fractures and dislocations of serious injuries occur simultaneously. Frequently, loose portions of the bone are clogged between the ends of the bone and displacement may decrease if dislocation is not surgically removed.
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If there is something wrong with the bone, please find the best doctor for consultation.
