Arthrosis
The joint is the area in which two bones are linked to facilitate the movement of the body parts. These joints are made up of cartilage and fibrous connective tissue. There are several joints in the body and are usually grouped based on motions. They include ball and socket joint, condyloid joint, hinge joint, gliding, joint, saddle joint, and pivot joint.
Due to the regular movement and the significant function of supporting the body, the joints are highly prone to arthrosis. Arthrosis is also referred to as osteoarthritisand is the most diagnosed type of arthritis. It’s generally a chronic degenerative disorder that impacts the joints as well as cartilage tissue within the bone. Furthermore, it can hinder or limit normal mobility and other activities.