the condition.
The appearance of additional
bumps does not necessarily mean that the condition is spreading rapidly. Rather, different joints may develop changes at different times.
A healthcare professional can assess the pattern of joint involvement and determine whether the findings are consistent with osteoarthritis or another condition.
5. Age, Genetics, and Gender: Who Is More Likely to Develop Them?
Age is an important risk factor for osteoarthritis, although the condition can also occur in younger adults.
Genetics may play a role, especially when several family members have
