Other symptoms caused by intercostal neuritis?

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Intercostal neuritis is a painful mass and tenderness in costal cartilage. It is also called Titzer's disease. Most of them were found in 20-40 years old, often in the joint of the second or third costal cartilage and sternum, occasionally in other costal or sternoclavicular joints. At present, western medicine has no specific treatment for intercostal neuralgia caused by unknown reasons. Most of them use symptomatic treatment such as analgesics, which can only temporarily relieve symptoms, but can not fundamentally solve the problem. So, other symptoms caused by intercostal neuritis? Let's talk about it

Other symptoms caused by intercostal neuritis?

Unilateral intercostal persistent pain, paroxysmal exacerbation can be radiated to the shoulder and back, occasionally can be banded or induced by breathing, coughing, snorting and spinal activity. The nature of pain was tingling or burning epilepsy. Sometimes bilateral or multiple intercostal nerves may be involved.

The most obvious symptom of intercostal neuritis is painful mass and tenderness in cartilage. It is also called Titzer's disease. Most of them were found in 20-40 years old, often in the joint of the second and / or third costal cartilage and sternum, occasionally in other costal or sternoclavicular joints. Most of them were one lesion. The etiology may be related to virus infection or trauma. The course of the disease can last for several hours or days, but it can recur, often self-healing within a few months, individual can last for several years.

Intercostal neuritis refers to one or more intercostal nerve innervation area of recurrent pain. From time to time, paroxysmal exacerbation, sometimes inspired by breathing, cough, sneezing pain. When the pain is severe, it can radiate to the ipsilateral shoulder or back, sometimes in a zonal distribution. During examination, hypersensitivity in the corresponding skin area and tenderness at the edge of the corresponding ribs can be found, especially in the back, chest wall and anterior chest after the intercostal nerve passes through the intervertebral foramen.

matters needing attention

If you usually have similar symptoms of the disease, please go to the hospital in time for diagnosis, especially when chest pain occurs for no reason, you should pay attention to see if you are suffering from this disease. There is no effective treatment for intercostal neuritis, so prevention is the key.