experienced similar changes in their finger joints.
Women
are more likely than men to develop hand osteoarthritis, particularly after menopause. The reasons are complex and may involve hormonal, genetic, and other biological factors.
Previous injuries and repeated stress on the joints may also contribute to joint problems in some people.
Having one or more risk factors does not guarantee that someone will develop Heberden’s nodes.
6. When Hard Finger Bumps May Indicate Another Condition
Although osteoarthritis is a common explanation, other conditions can cause lumps or swelling around the