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How Does Age Affect Hand Bones? Aging brings about several changes in the bones of our hands, impacting their strength and functionality. In this informative video, we will discuss how age affects hand bones, including the gradual loss of bone density that begins around the age of fifty. We will also cover how the decline in joints, muscles, tendons, and nerves can lead to reduced hand strength and dexterity, particularly after the age of sixty-five.

Additionally, we will highlight the common issue of joint degeneration, especially in the thumb and finger joints, which can lead to conditions like osteoarthritis. This condition can significantly affect hand function and may require orthopedic care. We will touch on the differences between younger and older individuals regarding bone structure and development assessments.

Moreover, we will explore the impact of hormonal factors on bone density loss in older women compared to men and discuss the importance of maintaining hand mobility and strength through exercises and medical interventions. Join us for this essential discussion, and subscribe to our channel for more informative content on orthopedics and hand health.

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