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🦶 When Arthritis Destroys the Ankle Joint

As ankle arthritis progresses, the smooth cartilage that protects the joint can wear away completely. Bone begins to rub against bone, leading to pain, stiffness, swelling, and reduced mobility. Over time, the joint may become deformed, making everyday activities like walking and climbing stairs increasingly difficult.

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00:00When ankle cartilage wears away, bone begins rubbing against bone.
00:06In severe cases, surgeons permanently join the bones.

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