Diseases of bones and joints are one of the main causes of temporary disability. Due to rheumatic diseases, the number of disabled people is increasing.
The bone skeleton performs the most important functions of protecting organs, maintaining the shape of the body and its movement. Every bone in the body is a living tissue that is constantly renewed and restored throughout life. With age, metabolic processes in them slow down and are disrupted as a result of various diseases, injuries and other negative factors. This leads to sudden problems - various age-related diseases appear, bones become fragile and brittle.
Healthy joints are a luxury, the value of which is difficult to appreciate for someone who has never experienced pain when walking or has no difficulty in raising an arm or leg, turning around or sitting down. Meanwhile, millions of people around the world each year seek help from orthopedic surgeons with similar complaints.