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Orthopaedics | Post Date : Apr 19, 2022
Your joints endure an incredible amount of stress. They connect your bones, support your weight and above all, allow you to move. Though your joints are designed to cope with all of the stress you place on them, sometimes they suffer from wear and tear. This results in joint pain, otherwise known as arthralgia – an extremely uncomfortable health situation.
