September 20th, 2009

How does deterioration of one feature of a joint make it difficult for elderly people to move around?

darkangelz_168 asked:


Please explain how the deterioration of one feature of a joint make it difficult for elderly people to move around??

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One Response to “How does deterioration of one feature of a joint make it difficult for elderly people to move around?”

  1. Rita B Says:
    September 20th, 2009 at 5:00 pm

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    Take the knee….if the meniscus is worn down this causes and instability in the fibula…outside bone of the lower leg….which can cause more damage to the meniscus and can end in osteoarthritis, which can cause alot of pain and guarding which affects the hip and spine, neck, shoulders…..to avoid pain people compensate which could show slower movement to get around.