What symptom is child synovitis?
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My child always has a little pain in his knee recently. At first, I didn't care. I thought it was because he was tired playing outside during the day that his knee hurt. But this situation lasted for a long time, now the child told me that he felt no strength when walking, but it didn't hurt very much when walking. Then I took my child to the hospital for examination. The doctor said it was synovitis. I don't know if the child's condition is serious. The doctor said it doesn't matter much, but I'm still worried. What symptom is child synovitis? I'd like to share my views with you.
What symptom is child synovitis?
Synovitis of hip joint is also called transient synovitis of hip joint. Children under 3-10 years old are prone to hip synovitis, which is more common in men, and most children have sudden onset. The peak age of the disease was 3-6 years old. The incidence of the right side was more than that of the left side. The incidence of bilateral hip joint was 5%. The causes of the disease may be related to virus infection, trauma, bacterial infection and allergic reaction (allergic reaction). The onset of the disease is rapid or slow.
The patient reported pain in the front or side of the thigh and knee joint. Physical examination showed pain avoidance gait, tenderness in front of the hip joint, limited range of motion and discomfort. Synovitis of hip joint is a kind of joint disease caused by joint injury and stimulation of synovium, which leads to imbalance of synovial fluid secretion.
Our baby after synovitis is generally hip joint synovitis, knee joint parts for the most common, the main symptoms for joint effusion swelling, swelling pain, joint deformation, muscle atrophy.
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Don't let the baby move after the symptoms of synovitis, just drink synovitis powder. It will be OK in about 15 days. Another is to pay attention to children in the future during the cold, so that children do not fatigue, children have a synovitis, 7, 8 years old before easy recurrence.
