Understanding Bone Disorders

Conditions affecting bone structure and strength, leading to a higher risk of fractures.
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Prepared by Lee Cheng, reviewed by Dr. Helena Rodriguez

Bone Disorders FAQ


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What are the symptoms of bone disease?

Bone disease symptoms can vary depending on the condition, and some may present no symptoms at all. For example, osteoporosis is known as a “silent” disease because there are usually no symptoms until a broken bone occurs. A person may also have symptoms specific to a type of bone disease.

What diseases affect your bones?

From bone fractures (bone breaks) to crippling arthritis, disorders that affect your bones come in many forms. Any number of bone diseases can lead to abnormalities in bones and joints, increase your risk for fractures, and cause chronic pain and disability.

What causes bone disease?

Any number of bone diseases can lead to abnormalities in bones and joints, increase your risk for fractures, and cause chronic pain and disability. Genetics, age, hormones, occupation, activity levels, lifestyle, and environmental factors all play a role in the development of bone disease.

What are the different types of bone diseases?

Osteomalacia (softening of the bones), hyperparathyroidism (overactive gland leading to bone calcium loss), Paget disease of bone (abnormally large, weakened bones) and developmental bone disorders affecting children are all different types of metabolic bone diseases. Fracture.

What diseases affect the bones?

In this article, we will explore some of the diseases that can affect the bones, as well as potential causes and symptoms. Osteoporosis is a disease that results in a decrease in bone mass and mineral density. The quality and structure of the bone may also change. Osteoporosis can decrease bone strength and increase the risk of fracturing.

What is metabolic bone disease?

This metabolic bone disease occurs when there is incomplete mineralization of the bone. Mineralization refers to the process where minerals coat the inner layer of the bone, forming a hard outer shell. The incomplete formation of this shell leaves the collagen soft and vulnerable.

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