Symptoms of fasciitis

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Superficial fasciitis refers to the extension of the superficial fascia in the anterior and lateral regions of the chest with the superficial fascia of the neck, abdomen and upper limbs, containing superficial blood vessels and lymphatic vessels. The thickness difference is relatively large. The sternum is thin in front and thick in the rest. Fibrositis refers to some low back pain patients in the sacrospinal muscle surface or in the iliac crest muscle attachment has some small nodules, accompanied by pain and tenderness, sometimes can also be found in the buttock. Chronic fasciitis, if not effectively controlled and treated, will gradually aggravate, so it will pose a very serious harm to the body. Tell us about the symptoms of fasciitis.

Symptoms of fasciitis

There are fixed pain areas and tenderness points on the attachment point or muscle abdomen of superficial fasciitis tendon. Pressing on the pain point can cause regional scattered pain which is not distributed according to nerve root sensation. When the temperature is low or tired, the pain is aggravated. Treatment that increases blood flow to the muscles can reduce pain. Local space occupying or destructive lesions were excluded.

Acute sprain and contusion, with a history of acute sprain and contusion, and pain immediately after injury. Disc herniation and lumbar spinal stenosis can be diagnosed by physical examination, CT and MRI The third lumbar transverse process syndrome, the third lumbar transverse process has obvious tenderness point.

Eosinophilic fasciitis is characterized by diffuse swelling and sclerosis of the fascia, so some people advocate the name of "sclerosing fasciitis". This disease is rare in clinic. Nodular fasciitis is a kind of reactive, self limited superficial fascia nodular fibroblast hyperplasia lesions, the pathogenesis is unknown, may be related to trauma or infection.

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Superficial fasciitis refers to the extension of the superficial fascia in the anterior and lateral regions of the chest with the superficial fascia of the neck, abdomen and upper limbs, containing superficial blood vessels and lymphatic vessels. The thickness difference is relatively large. The sternum is thin in front and thick in the rest.