How does child have a fever say leg ache to return a responsibility?

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Children with fever and leg pain can make me toss half dead every time. When the children have a fever, the mothers are very anxious. They try their best to reduce the fever, but the babies seem to think it's not enough, and then add: "Mom, my leg hurts!" From two or three to teenagers, many children have such a description. So, let's take a look at the children's fever and leg pain first? Let's introduce the related knowledge of the field.

How does child have a fever say leg ache to return a responsibility?

First: most of the time, when a child has a fever, it's not as terrible as you think. Think about it. If you have a fever, you must also feel sore, weak and lazy. Adults are still like this, and children are no exception. Therefore, many children have fever and say leg pain is just "nonspecific pain".

Second, the word "nonspecific pain" is more offensive because it is professional. What is the specific meaning? To be more popular, it is actually "ran and egg" -- although the child says leg pain, this symptom is of no use for diagnosis.

Third: reactive arthritis is a kind of aseptic inflammatory arthritis secondary to infection in some parts of the body, which is one of the most common arthritis in pediatric clinic.

matters needing attention

The prognosis of most patients with reactive arthritis is good, and the course of disease may be in a few days to a few weeks. After timely treatment, patients can generally completely return to normal, some patients completely recovered in a few days, but the disease has a tendency to relapse!