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What causes arthritis in the scull?

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Dr. Geoffrey Rutledge answered

Specializes in Internal Medicine

No such thing: The skull is a solid bone (series of bones that are fused together) that does not have any joints. There is a joint at the base of the skull that connect it to the first vertebra in the spine - and that can develop arthritis at the "atlanto-occipital joint" Most common cause is degenerative arthritis

Answered 9/21/2023

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The skull has no joints and does not develop arthritis. Perhaps you are thinking of neck pain which can be muscular or skeletal. Both have a multiplicity of causes.

Answered 9/22/2023

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