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Physical Exam for Paget's Disease

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During a physical exam for Paget's disease, the doctor checks:

Your ears, for signs of hearing problems.
Your eyesight, for signs of vision problems.
Your heart, for any heart or blood vessel problems.
Your arms and legs, for any differences in the size or length and also for muscle weakness or numbness.
The bony areas in your body, for any redness, tenderness, or warmth.
Your bones, for deformity.
The joints of your body, for limited movement.

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Last Updated: September 29, 2009

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