Calcification disorders refer to conditions where calcium builds up in body tissues, leading to potential health issues. This abnormal accumulation can occur in various organs, such as the heart, lungs, or kidneys, and may disrupt normal function. Common types include vascular calcification, which affects blood vessels, and ectopic calcification, where calcium deposits form in soft tissues. These disorders can result from various factors, including metabolic imbalances, chronic kidney disease, or certain genetic conditions. Symptoms may vary depending on the affected area, but they can include pain, stiffness, or impaired organ function. Early diagnosis and management are essential to prevent complications.