The rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases are all those whose symptoms suggest osteoarticular disorder and mainly at the muscular level.

How are rheumatic and musculoskeletal diseases affected?

We are talking about diseases that are undoubtedly very familiar to us, as every day a large number of people affected by one or more of these ailments are received at the doctor's surgery.

And we are talking about a set of disorders whose clinical characteristics show not only an increase in these pathologies, but also how and where they affect, under what circumstances and at what age there is a greater risk of suffering them.

The arthritis, osteoarthritis, fibromyalgia, fibromyalgiaThe symptoms of joint problems and rheumatic diseases in general account for about a hundred of the symptoms received in consultations and these symptoms affect the skeleton as well as the skeletal system. muscular apparatus.

However, there are also well-documented cases of how these diseases can also spread from the affected bone or muscle to internal organs, where you would think it would be impossible for them to affect, but they do.