Symptoms of joint psoriasis

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The occurrence of psoriasis joint affects the appearance of patients seriously, and brings many inconvenience to the daily life and social communication of patients. With the incidence rate of psoriasis increasing, people have more and more research on this disease. The disease must be timely understood and symptomatic treatment. Symptoms of joint psoriasis? Let's talk about it

Symptoms of joint psoriasis

Monoarthritis or oligoarthritis accounted for 70%, mainly in the distal or proximal interphalangeal joints of hand and foot. The knee, ankle, hip and wrist joints can also be affected, and the distribution is asymmetric. Due to the joint synovitis and tenosynovitis of distal and proximal interphalangeal joints, the damaged fingers (toes) can present the typical dachshund finger (toe) - finger (toe) arthritis, often accompanied by finger (toe) nail lesions. About 1 / 3-1 / 2 of these patients may develop into polyarthritis.

Destructive joint type accounts for about 5%, which is a serious type of PSA. It usually occurs in 20-30 years old. The affected fingers, palms and metatarsals can have osteolysis. The knuckles are telescope like intussusception. The joints can be ankylosed and deformed. It is often accompanied by fever and sacroiliac arthritis. The skin lesions are serious.

Symmetrical polyarthritis accounted for 15%, mainly proximal interphalangeal joints, distal interphalangeal joints and large joints, such as wrist, elbow, knee and ankle. Distal interphalangeal joint type accounted for 5% - 10%, lesions involving the distal interphalangeal joint, is a typical PSA, usually associated with psoriasis nail lesions.

matters needing attention

Remove all possible inducing factors, such as prevention and treatment of tonsillitis or upper respiratory tract infection, avoid trauma and mental trauma, stimulation, excessive tension and other mental factors, maintain good eating habits, avoid spicy food. Strengthen physical exercise, improve the body immunity.