How is child synovitis to return a responsibility
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There is a child in our neighbor's home. We often meet him when we walk in the community, so we always tease him to play. However, we haven't seen him recently. Some people say that he has synovitis and has been hospitalized recently. Let's talk about the synovitis of children.
How is child synovitis to return a responsibility
First: some children suffering from upper respiratory tract infection can also cause leg pain, this is because the upper respiratory tract infection is easy to cause joint periostitis, after the upper respiratory tract infection is improved, leg pain will disappear, if not timely control or tired cold will produce joint water, this kind of situation is also known as transient synovitis, children with this disease should pay attention to calcium.
Second: synovitis is a kind of joint disease that synovial membrane is stimulated to produce inflammation, resulting in the imbalance of secretion and the formation of effusion. Synovial cells secrete fluid, which can lubricate and nourish joints. The heat energy produced by joints during body movement depends on synovial fluid and its blood circulation. When the joint is affected by external and internal factors, the synovium reacts, causing congestion or edema.
Third: if there is synovitis, the production of synovial fluid secreted by the synovial sac is greater than the absorption, it will not play a lubricating role. Without lubrication, bone friction will first damage the periosteum. With the expansion of periosteal injury inflammation, it will eventually cause avascular necrosis of the femoral head. Therefore, once there is water in the hip joint, we must actively treat it, otherwise it is easy to damage the femoral head.
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So, for children suffering from synovitis, calcium is very important, parents must not forget this, in addition, as long as it is timely treatment, the probability of recovery of children is very large, so parents can rest assured at this point.