Osteoarthritis (OA) - Definition, Causes (Etiology) & Epidemiology - Part 2 - Rheumatology

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Knowing what syndesmology is , not because you're super intellectual, but because you're a proud Greek! :') Amazing job (Y)

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[@abooklover3611]

very helpful video, but i saw multiple medical articles saying that inflammation as well as synovitis are definitely involved.

[@jenknee123]

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[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

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[@julie37029]

Ask anyone with OA, inflammation is definitely involved. It's just local to the joint rather than systemic. Those inflammatory mediators in the joint shift the balance from cartilage anabolism to catabolism. This significantly contributes to OA progression.

[@Chantellynne]

Great lecture thank you, I’m 35 and have osteoarthritis, so not just the elderly. 🙂

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Thank you…I am so sorry to hear that! Please watch the subsequent videos…There are 2 types of osteoarthritis: primary (usually elderly) and secondary (usually not elderly).

[@Chandra2024Singh]

Lol!!! Good attitude, you have a good niche! "Eating lots of fast foods" Every one need a kick in the butt, especially people with food control problems. Thanks for sharing extra information on OA 💖💖💖

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[@sitasingh8173]

You are really very brilliant....ty for all the simplified explainations...

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[@svashist1332]

What is the major risk factor for osteoarthritis? Age , gender, vit d deficiency or vit a deficiency..? Can u guide me through this?

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Very helpful video.thank you for making think simple and easy.

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[@answermetvanalyzingallangl2047]

Good stuff. I just diagnosed my self.

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Thank you so much for your kind words. If I get sick, I don’t think I can diagnose myself...Please talk to your doctor!

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Is nobody gonna talk about the "your nice beautiful cheeks" 🥺 I'm still giggling (& blushing) lol 🥰

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[@ThatsWhy-]

Oh!! Which structure is degraded? Is it the cartilage or synovial in OA? 2nd question, why bone is related? Last question, does arthro mean cartilage or synovial? I am little confused

[@bhargav428]

Verrry nice..😍 waiting for videos on general clinical practice🤓

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Great video

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[@alinawani2507]

Sir..is there fluid and electrolyte balance lecture??

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Yes, a playlist

[@ayamuhammed6531]

Thank you very mych for an amazing videos But i wanna ask you about the most common site of OA You say CMC joint But i read it knee in our books???

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

CMC is the most common joint IN THE HAND 🖐

[@drUKthakur]

Thank you soo much❤️

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chondrocytes are older than chondroblasts

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[@destany9591]

I need advice I am 26 active, my weight is 104 lbs. I get extreme pain flare ups all over my body. Sometimes my limbs tingle. My jaw swells and food is hard to chew without my jaw having pain. It brings me to my knees.. I've missed work and school because of it. Dental X-ray of left jaw shows the bone pointy instead of round. CT scan shows Osteoarthritis. I did have basic labs done to check my vitamin levels and blood counts. All came back good. The only abnormal value was inflammation. I deal with chronic pain I am wore out Im tired I need advice please 😥

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

I am so sorry to hear that, but I really don’t know...I think you need a good rheumatologist and a good neurologist...Please talk to your doctor and seek many different medical opinions...I wish I could help but I am not a doctor and I don’t know...Sorry! I wish you the best...Please Keep me updated!

[@destany9591]

Medicosis Perfectionalis thank you I'm scheduled to see a rheumatologist on August 7th - He can evaluate the osteoarthritis in my jaw joint. I will. Tell him about the other things I deal with. Until then I'm not sure how to cope. My primary try me on different inflammation/pain reducer meds. They work for a short time then I suffer pain flares. I keep active but it doesn't seem to improve but get worse. I'm having a rough time. I usually always was happy go lucky I love college and work until I was struck out of no where with mysterious pain. Sorry im not complaining it's just hard to handle daily

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

I totally understand, and I am so sorry about what you’re going through...Keep fighting, and hopefully you will get better...I wish you speedy recovery 😊😇

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From injury also !!!!!!!

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[@pianodancer5170]

i have a question, what about the shoulder joint, can you get osteoarthritis in it and how common is it? i am asked to write about shoulder osteoarthritis by my uni

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

Yes, it’s possible.

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[@beastmode7107]

Nice

[@essieannie1679]

Can my Osteoarthritis effect my chest, shoulder blades and neck as I have constant sore pain there

[@essieannie1679]

I am 44years and have been diagnosed with osteoarthritis

[@ahmadalkaabneh7475]

i am studying from my professor's notes and it says that in OA inflammatory mediators are released which worsen the damage.... i did not quite understand it because you are saying its non -inflammatory.

[@MedicosisPerfectionalis]

It’s non-inflammatory meaning there is no systemic inflammation, and that inflammation is not the triggering factor...That doesn’t mean that there is zero local inflammation, there’s some.

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[@corrigana1]

I have osteoarthritis all over my body

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I am sorry to hear that!

[@corrigana1]

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