How does a bone spur develop when exposed bone tissue rubs against respectively other?
Answers: I dunno, but I got bone spurs in my jaw after surgery, not basically once but twice. Extremely painful in the lower jaw, hindmost where my molars used to be. First surgery, one appeared on the right side, and after the second surgery one appeared on the left side.
I dont know why I got them, I dont know what segment of the surgery caused them to come out. I do know I pray I never get them again, that was awful!
I hold one in my shoulder socket. The therapist said it was because extra calcium formed at hand to protect the bone from the muscle that I had been over using at work through a repeated motion.
It wasn't severe enough for surgery, so I be given therapy to "retrain" the surrounding muscles for better support and function.
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