It often starts with a single small bump. At first, it may seem harmless—a firm lump on the last joint of a finger, close to the fingernail. But over time, another appears on a different finger, and then another. Many families wonder: Why is this happening? Is it serious?
In many older adults, these hard bumps are called Heberden’s nodes. They are one of the most common signs of osteoarthritis, the “wear-and-tear” form of arthritis that affects millions of people worldwide.
What Are These Bumps?
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