Symptoms of joint cysts
summary
Ganglion cyst is a cystic mass in the tendon sheath of the joint, which is caused by the degeneration of the connective tissue in the joint capsule, ligament and tendon sheath. The cysts contained colorless, transparent or orange, yellowish thick mucus. The wall of the cysts was dense, hard and tough fibrous connective tissue. Most of them are at the back of wrist and foot. Most of the patients were young adults and most of them were women. The onset of the disease is slow, a round mass can be seen at the site of the disease, with slight pain, which can cause certain dysfunction to the patients when it is serious. The symptom of joint cyst? Let's talk about it
Symptoms of joint cysts
Ganglion cysts can occur at any age, more common in young and middle-aged, female than male. Cyst growth is slow, round, diameter does not exceed 2 cm commonly. There are also discoverers. A few of them can disappear or grow again. In some cases, except for local tumor, there was no conscious discomfort, sometimes mild tenderness. Most cases have local acid distension or discomfort, which affect the activity. The larger the tension is, the harder the tumor is, and the more obvious the pain is.
During the examination, a round mass with smooth appearance and clear boundary can be felt. The skin on the surface can be pushed, without adhesion. There is acid swelling or pain feeling when pressing it. Most of the cysts have large tension, tough masses, and a few are soft, but all of them are cystic. The base of the cyst is fixed and hardly active.
Tendon sheath cysts in the dorsum of foot are more common, and most of them originate from the tendon sheath of extensor digitorum longus outside the dorsal artery of foot. The ganglion cyst in tarsal canal can compress tibial nerve, which is one of the causes of tarsal canal syndrome. A small number of ganglion cysts can subside by themselves, but some patients still relapse after a variety of treatments.
matters needing attention
You can do some gentle hand exercises to relieve the pain. Rotating the wrist is one of the simple movements. Turn your wrist for about 2 minutes. Can exercise all wrist muscles, restore blood circulation, and eliminate wrist bending posture. After fatigue, hot water should be used to wash the affected area to make the local blood flow unobstructed. Local massage also helps to promote blood circulation.