Bone Diseases

Skeletal disease affects most directly the ability to walk or move any part of the body (hands, limbs, neck, spine). They are related to joint diseases - arthritis, collagen disease, joint dislocation and RHEUMATISM -. The medical profession related to bone disease is orthopedic surgery. Fractures are the most common bone disease. They may be due to accidents or secondary to metabolic diseases. Bone fracture is bone porous and becomes brittle Metabolic bone disease It is life-threatening to the elderly with osteoporosis.

Type 1 OI is the mildest and most common fragile bone disease. With this type of fragile bone disease, your body creates high quality collagen, but not enough. This leads to somewhat fragile bone. Children with type 1 OI usually develop fractures due to minor trauma. This type of fracture is less common in adults. There is also an effect on the tooth, cracks and caries may occur in the tooth. Type 2 OI is the most severe and fragile bone disease and can be life-threatening. In Type 2 OI, your body does not produce enough collagen or produces poor quality collagen. Type 2 OI can cause skeletal anomalies. If your child was born in type 2 OI, their breasts may become narrower, their ribs may fracture or deform, or their lungs are underdeveloped. Infants of type 2 OI may die within the womb or shortly after birth.

Osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is an inherited disorder affecting bone. This disease has very bone bones, little or no trauma. OI is known as brittle bone disease. People with OI also have weak muscles and skeletal malformations. To understand OI, it is important to understand different types. OI has 8 different types. Each type has different signs and symptoms. There are four main types and four less well-known types. Only four main types are explained. These four less-known types affect only 10% of OI patients.

Four different genes are responsible for the production of collagen. Some or all of these genes may be affected in people with OI. Defective genes can cause 8 types of fragile bone disease, which is indicated as type 1 OI as type 1 OI. The first four are the most common. The last four are very rare, most of which are subtypes of type 4 OI. Below are the four main types of OI. Type 1 OI is the mildest and most common fragile bone disease. With this type of fragile bone disease, your body creates high quality collagen, but not enough. This leads to somewhat fragile bone. Children with type 1 OI usually develop fractures due to minor trauma. This type of fracture is less common in adults. It also affects teeth, causing tooth cracks and tooth decay.