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Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease. This condition is common and may occur in people of various age groups. Read further to find out more about osteoarthritis.
7. Prevention of Osteoarthritis Is Not a Myth
OA is not inevitable. You can prevent it by changing your habits. Before it’s too late, stay as active as possible. Do some sports, lose extra weight and watch what you eat. Your blood glucose should always be under control. Consult your doctor and ask for more advice.
