Ossificating Fibrodysplasia

A terrifying tissue disease that causes muscles, tendons and ligaments to regenerate as rigid bone when damaged, preventing movement and causing severe pain. Most commonly caused by mutations on individuals exposed to high doses of radiation.   Bone growths may be removed by surgery, but this usually results in the wound closing with even more bone. It is best to avoid injuries until proper treatment is received, in the form of genetic realignment in a lab.   Median age of survival is 40 years until becoming a garden decoration.