OSTEOPHYTES BONE SPUR IN HINDI

osteophytes bone spur in hindi
bone spur, also called an osteophyte, is a smooth, bony lump that grows off a bone. Bone spurs develop over long periods of time, usually near joints (where two or more bones meet).
Bone spurs are most common in people 60 years or older, but younger people can get them, too. People with osteoarthritis (OA) are much more likely to get bone spurs. OA is a common form of “wear and tear” arthritis that happens when cartilage, which cushions your bones, wears down.
Although they can grow from any bone, osteophytes are particularly common in the:
Foot, especially the heel (heel spurs or calcaneal spurs), big toe and ankle.
Hand or finger.
Hip.
Knee.
spine
symptoms
Knobby or bumpy areas, especially in the fingers or toes.
Numbness and weakness, especially in the legs if the spine has spurs.
Pain near the affected joint, like heel pain.
Reduced range of motion (how far the joint moves).
Stiffness.
Tendinitis (swelling of a nearby tendon).
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