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What part of the body does rickets affect?
Rickets affects bones mainly legs,spinalcords...
What is rickets in horses?
Rickets is a disease in which the horse's legs bow in or bow out. It is classed as a disease of the bone.
What are the major symptoms of rickets?
Major symptoms of rickets are delayed growth, pain in the spine, pelvis, and legs, and muscle weakness. It can also cause deformities of the skeleton such as bowed legs.
Legs that curve inward at the knees?
Could mean you have Rickets
Which part of your body does the disease-RICKETS affect?
Bones
What disease can affect the skeletal system?
i am Rickets, Polio, osteoporosis, are a few, but there are many
What mineral lack of rickets disease?
Yes. The most common feature is the bowing of the legs.
What gender is rickets most commonly found?
Rickets does not prefer one gender over another. It can affect any sex of a child and is a disorder where there is a vitamin D deficiency.
Why did children wear irons on their legs when they were children?
It would be because they had weak or malformed legs, often caused by rickets (lack of vitamin D) or polio (infectious disease).
What bone disease is called by the lack of calcium in the diet?
Rickets in children and osteomalacia in adults.
Who found the cure for rickets?
The need for vitamin D is greater in childhood. In infants and young children, lack of the vitamin can cause rickets (or rachitis). Rickets is a bone disorder that results in bowed legs, knock-knees, curved spines, and other abnormalities. Children with rickets have been discussed since Galen's time ( A.D. 130-200). A detailed description of rickets was provided as early as the seventeenth century. The cause of rickets, however, wasn't discovered until fairly recently.
Where can you get Rickets?
how do u get rickets
