Cartilage gets damaged by blunt forces.
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He damaged the cartilage in his back so he won't be able to dance ballet for at least three months.
well firstly the joint will not be able to move propaly and you will probaly have to have replacment cartilage.
In specific areas yes. For example articular cartilage found in the knee and elbow is replaced by fibrocartilage when damaged as it lacks the ability to regenerate without the covering perichondrium
They only replace one of the condyles in the knee, typically the medial condyle, if it has damaged cartilage.
It probably means that your cartilage is damaged and you are going into the middle stage of arthritis.
That would be arthritis, more specifically osteoarthritis or degenerative joint disease.
Damaged cartilage can float freely around in the bursa without causing problems. It can also get trapped in the joint, causing the joint to lock up. Arthroscopic surgery is the least invasive way to remove damaged cartilage.
The breaking of a bone is called a fracture, while the breaking of cartilage is referred to as a cartilage injury or tear. Fractures occur when a bone is cracked or broken due to factors such as trauma or stress. Cartilage injuries can happen when the cartilage tissue in joints or other body parts is damaged or torn, often resulting from sports injuries or wear and tear over time.
Ever hear the frase "You are what you eat"? Eating beef or chicken cartilage is actually good for you. It helps to repair/replace damaged cartilage in your body. People who suffer from arthritis may also experience relief of some arthritic symptoms. You can buy cartilage in pill/capsule form at your local health food store.
Joint pain can be caused by broken bone, damaged cartilage ligaments muscles or bone contact. as well as inflammation.
the cartilage that lines the joints don't have any nerves that can bring about pain. however the bone does, Therefore when cartilage is damaged a point may be reached where you end up with bone on bone and believe me that hurts.