How does aging affect my joints?

The shock-absorbing cartilage in our joints starts to thin as we age; in turn, our bones rub together more easily, causing pain. Watch rheumatologist Natalie Azar, MD, explain how our joints are affected by aging and loss of cartilage.

Pain, swelling, and crunching noises are among the signs something might be wrong.

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