Bone spurs: do you get them and where?
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Hello,
Bone spurs (extra bits of bone, which feel like hard lumps, that form around the affected joint) are unfortunately a symptom of osteoarthritis that many people are impacted by.
Do you get bone spurs? If so, where?
Beginning of the discussion - 11/02/2019
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