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Most are mild and temporary and will subside as the body adjusts to the treatment
The correct sequence of the GOI was confirmed by the Sanger sequencing service of Microsynth
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Other things that raise your risk of OA include: Older age Joint injury Overuse of a joint Deformed joints, like knocked knees or legs of different lengths The things that make RA more likely include: Being a woman Smoking Being around dangerous chemicals like asbestos or silica Having gum disease -- possibly because the same bacteria might trigger joint and gum inflammation Most Common Joints Affected OA can affect any joint, but it tends to happen in joints youve injured or use over and over
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