Why Do Doctors Look at Bones?
Doctors use special way like X-rays and MRIs to look inside your body and check on your bones.
If you hurt yourself and think you broke a bone, doctors use X-rays to see if it's broken and how bad it is.
Doctors look at your bones to make sure you're growing properly and staying healthy.
Sometimes, bones can get sick or have problems like infections or diseases. Doctors use scans to check for these.
By looking at your bones, doctors can decide on the best way to help you get better.
Doctors also check bone density to see how strong your bones are and if you need extra calcium or vitamins.
Bones are like a puzzle—doctors look at how they fit together to make sure everything is in the right place.
Eating healthy foods, exercising, and wearing safety gear can help keep your bones strong and healthy.