How does knee joint synovitis do?

Update Date: 2021-07-19 Source: Network

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Knee synovitis, also known as knee synovitis, is a multiple disease. Knee synovitis is easy to lead to patients in the short-term or long-term part of the loss of labor, great harm to patients. As far as the current situation is concerned, there are many ways to treat knee synovitis, but there will still be a large majority of patients can not be cured. In these patients, especially some of the young and middle-aged patients, they bear the responsibility from family and society, but also suffer from the pain. Let's introduce the etiology and treatment of knee synovitis.

How does knee joint synovitis do?

First, knee synovitis is mainly due to the mechanical biochemical stimulation produced by cartilage degeneration and bone hyperplasia, resulting in secondary knee synovial edema, exudation and effusion. It can also be caused by acute trauma and chronic injury, such as meniscus injury, cruciate ligament injury, etc. Intraarticular effusion or hematocele is acute traumatic synovitis of the knee.

Second: the treatment of knee synovitis. The treatment methods include massage therapy, puncture therapy, drug therapy, fixed in exercise therapy, traditional Chinese medicine plaster therapy. For the treatment of knee synovitis, timely and regular treatment is the key, but also to choose no side effects of treatment, because if the treatment is not standardized, not thorough, and will rebound, effusion will increase.

Third: symptoms of knee synovitis. Mild edema, pain, limitation of movement and claudication may occur after sprain of the knee joint. Generally, within six to eight hours after the injury, there will be synovial reactive effusion, obvious swelling and fever of the knee joint, so that the patients dare not carry out activities and the activities are limited.

matters needing attention

Note for knee synovitis. To avoid long-term strenuous exercise, we should pay attention to the protection of knee joint and hip joint; Proper physical exercise and timely treatment of joint injury should be carried out.