How to treat finger osteoarthritis

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My mother is 49 years old this year. Because she always worked in the water when she was young, she got rheumatism, which is very serious. Now she can't walk. She can only walk with the help of others. Now her condition has been controlled to a certain extent. For the problem of how to treat finger osteoarthritis, let me tell you.

How to treat finger osteoarthritis

Method 1: NSAIDs can inhibit the synthesis of prostaglandins and produce anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects rapidly, which has a good effect on relieving pain, but can not change the course of the disease. Clinical commonly used are ibuprofen, penicillamine, diclofenac, aspirin, indomethacin, etc.

Method 2: cartilage protectants such as glucosamine sulfate can promote the synthesis of cartilage, inhibit the decomposition of articular cartilage, and also have anti-inflammatory effect. Sulfate rich in glucosamine sulfate itself is one of the essential components for cartilage matrix synthesis.

Method 3: slow acting anti rheumatic drugs are mostly used in rheumatoid arthritis and serum negative spondyloarthropathy. It has a certain control effect on the disease, but the effect is slow. Commonly used are jinheji (intramuscular or oral), penicillamine, sulfasalazine, chloroquine, etc.

matters needing attention

People with arthritis in life should not do some very tired physical work, stay in bed as much as possible, and do not do a very tired work, but also pay attention to keep warm, supplement protein, and maintain good sleep habits.