what are some skeletal sickness?
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There are a number of diseases that affect the skeleton, including some forms of cancer, osteoporosis (loss of bone mass, usually in older people, rickets (caused by lack of vitamin C), and a number of other disorders. This link to the National Institutes of Health website will give you more information on a number of skeletal diseases.
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Too much calcium in the blood may cause:\n\nabdominal pain\nnausea and vomiting\nconstipation\nloss of appetite\nexcessive thirst\nexcessive passing of water\ntiredness\nweakness\nweight loss.
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You need to drink a lot of milk, eat cheese any kind of cheese, yogurt, chocolate milk if you don't love milk, ice cream take calcium everything who contains calcium and buy a book with receipt for woman and man who have osteopathic.  you gonna find some receipt for your sickness. Eat some peanut's , cashew, etc but the best take everything who you can do with some milk like lasagna crated, onion soup crated and many more with cheese...P.S Sorry for my bad english but i do my best i'm french and take care of your health
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calcium intake\nsoda can affect the break down of bones \nwhen your at the age that your bones do not grown anymore osteoporosis can affect it \n-scrolosis\n-genetics\n-Nutrition\n-exercise\n-diease\n-disorders\nmany things can affect bones\n-
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starvation\n\nliquid diets\n\ncalonics
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Muscle spasms. You may need some vitamins !
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might make you a bit sick
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haliotosis \nchronic bad breath
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There are many.  First I would write down when and what you are doing when this happens.  Arthritis, RSD, Hypocalcimeia,,, I have had the same thing and it took two years before the doctors could do tests and eliminate each.  Surgery and alot of work from myself keeping a daily notebook regarding my symptoms.  In the end I had all of the ones I mentioned.  You need a good doctor of immunology who can tests and find out exactly what needs to be done and find a course of treatment.
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An illness where a person's muscles look tight, leaving them motionless, and their skin takes on a plastic-like sheen.
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diabetes comes to mind
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it's probably not osteoporosis, it's probably Scoliosis. Which is very common, go see your pediatrician
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Could be bad posture.
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1.   \n organic breakdown or deterioration (e.g., tooth decay, heart failure, senility)\n \n2.\n obstruction (e.g., kidney stones, arterial blockage due to plaque build-up)\n \n3.\n injury (e.g., broken bones, bullet wounds)\n \n4.\n imbalance (e.g., too much or too little of specific hormones and salts in the blood)\n \n5.\n malnutrition (e.g., too much or too little food, not enough proteins, vitamins, or minerals)\n \n6.\n parasites (e.g., bacteria, viruses, amoebas,  worms)
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Fatigue is a common symptom.  Dizziness or balance difficulties and a general feeling of malaise often occur.  Most affected people have a low grade fever at some point.  The problem is that symptoms vary widely depending on what kind of autoimmune disorder a person has.  Here's a good website for further information.
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Weeks to months or years later other symptoms can develop if the disease is not diagnosed and treated. These include symptoms of meningitis, certain heart irregularities, blindness, memory loss, temporary paralysis of certain facial muscles, pain with numbness or weakness of an arm or leg, and, most commonly, arthritis.
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Heartburn, diarrehea, constipation? Those are the 3 that some to mind. Vomiting could also be one, but that's more of a sour stomach.