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الصحة والعلوم الشرق الأوسط
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Knuckle cracking is generally harmless and does not cause arthritis. It occurs when the space inside the joint temporarily increases due to a drop in synovial fluid pressure, leading to the formation of gas bubbles that then burst. This habit may weaken the ligaments if practiced excessively, but it does not lead to osteoarthritis or cartilage wear, nor does it permanently affect grip strength. Tips to stop the habit of knuckle cracking include using cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques, keeping hands occupied with fidget toys, and doing exercises to reduce tension. However, most studies confirm that this practice is not permanently harmful to the joints.
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