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RESEARCH ARTICLE
Development of Osteoarthritis in Post-menopausal Women and Different Ways to Manage it
Pooja Pithadia1*, Masud UR Rahman2, Ibrahim M Hussein3 and Syed Abbas4
1MSc Medical Biotechnology, Biochemist, Medica Pain Management Clinic, London, UK
2MBBS FRCS FABRAAM, Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Medica Pain Management Clinic, Dublin, Ireland
3MB BCh MSc Orth, FEBOT, FRCS Tr and Orth, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Medica Pain Management Clinic, Dublin, Ireland
4MBBS, MRCS, MSc, Orthopaedic Surgeon, Medica Pain Management Clinic London, UK
*Corresponding Author: Pithadia P, MSc Medical Biotechnology, Biochemist, Medica Pain Management Clinic, London, UK.
Abstract
Menopause is a natural, gradual transition between active and inactive ovarian functions that last several years in women’s lives and involves changes in both the body and the mind. Women enter an estrogen-deficient phase during menopause, which speeds up the ageing process. They are more likely to develop osteoarthritis compared to men, and the prevalence of the condition rises dramatically during menopause for women. As a result, this article aims to understand the connection between menopause and osteoarthritis, followed by various strategies for managing arthritis symptoms in postmenopausal women.
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