Декальцификация (Decalcification)

Decalcification is the process of leaching or removing calcium salts from bones or teeth. It occurs naturally as the body ages and can also be caused by various pathological conditions.

Decalcification of bones leads to a decrease in bone density and strength, which in turn increases the risk of fractures. Osteoporosis is a classic example of a disease associated with loss of calcium from bone tissue.

Decalcification of teeth is one of the reasons for the development of caries. The loss of minerals from the hard tissues of the tooth makes it more susceptible to the acids produced by plaque bacteria. This process can be slowed down by oral hygiene and the use of fluoride toothpastes.

Densitometry is used to diagnose the condition of the bones, and radiography is used to assess the mineralization of the teeth. Calcium supplements and vitamin D are used to prevent and treat skeletal decalcification. Remineralization therapy allows you to restore the mineral content in tooth tissues in the early stages.

Decalcification (from Latin decalcifico - “getting rid of lime”) is the process of leaching or removing calcium salts from the human body, in particular from bones and teeth. This is a natural process that occurs in the human body.

Bone decalcification helps reduce the risk of osteoporosis and other diseases associated with impaired bone structure. In addition, it may be useful for people suffering from diseases associated with excess calcium in the body, such as gout.

However, if the decalcification process occurs too quickly or too intensely, it can lead to serious health problems. Therefore, it is important to monitor your diet and lifestyle to avoid excess calcium leaching from your bones.

To prevent bone decalcification, you need to consume enough calcium and vitamin D in your diet. You should also avoid foods that can cause calcium loss, such as coffee, alcohol, and carbonated drinks.

If you notice that you are experiencing symptoms of bone decalcification, such as bone or joint pain, you should see a doctor for diagnosis and treatment. In some cases, you may need to take medications containing calcium and vitamin D.

Overall, decalcification is a natural process that helps maintain healthy bones and teeth, but you need to be careful with your lifestyle and diet to prevent it from developing too much.

Decalcification (Decalcification) is the manipulation of tissue to remove calcium deposits, such as kidney stones and gallstones. The stomach may also become calcified. Gastric calcification is a secondary condition in which asymptomatic chronic infection or gastritis eventually leads to the deposition of calcium mineral salts in the stomach. The process is usually harmless and is radiolucent, meaning you can see the calcification on an X-ray taken through the esophagus.

Calcinosis is caused by chronic or recurrent inflammation or gastritis associated with bacteria or parasites such as Helicobacter. It often occurs in patients with a chronic disease such as peptic ulcers and in people