<transcript><audio_45> toda la vida, ¿no? Al ser posible. Sí, es fundamental. No tiene cura. No. Como enfermedad degenerativa, a día de hoy no hay cura, sí que no</transcript><caption><image_46>The image shows a woman sitting on a blue chair in a news studio. She is wearing a green plaid shirt and has shoulder-length brown hair. She appears to be deep in thought, with a serious expression on her face. The background is a dark blue wall with a patterned wallpaper. On the right side of the image, there is a logo for a news channel.</caption><transcript><audio_47> Se llaman fármacos modificadores de la enfermedad, que sobre todo van a aliviar síntomas tipo condritín, tipo colágeno, van más que a frenar la evolución, a aliviar síntomas, algún nutracen,</transcript><transcript><audio_48> Y en casos un poquito más avanzados sí que podemos hacer algún tipo de infiltración o con ácido hialurónico o con plasma rico en plaquetas para mantener la enfermedad junto con estas pautas de las que hablábamos.</transcript><transcript><audio_49> ¿El paciente debería tomar suplementos de calcio o no tiene nada que ver? Sí, en principio no debería tener nada que ver. El calcio sí que lo usamos junto con la vitamina D para la osteoporosis.</transcript><transcript><audio_50> cuando baja la densidad del hueso, la densidad de calcio del hueso, pero la artrosis en sí como enfermedad articular no le va a influir. Hay gente que a lo mejor puede estar pensando,</transcript> maintain it throughout your life. It will not be possible if it is fundamental and has no cure as a degenerative disease. Today there is no cure so we can help ourselves.  Some are called disease-modifying drugs that, above all, will relieve collagen-type chondritis-type symptoms, rather than slowing down the evolution, they will relieve some other ceutical symptoms that are of the herbal type and in slightly more advanced cases and what we can do  some kind of infiltration  or with hyaluronic acid or with platelet-rich plasma to keep the disease controlled along with our guidelines that we talked about, the patient should take calcium supplements or they have nothing, what if in principle it should have nothing to do with calcium, we do use it  along with vitamin D for osteoporosis, which would be when the density of the bone decreases, the density of the calcium line of the bone, but osteoarthritis itself as a joint disease is not going to influence it. There are people who may be
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