Seek to know Is my symptom vasculitis? 15

Vasculitis is a disease that can cause inflammatory lesions of small and medium-sized arterioles up to narrowing and occlusion of blood vessels, and the obvious symptoms of vasculitis are numbness, coldness, cold intolerance, soreness, fatigue, heaviness, and mild intermittent claudication of the affected limb. It is more common in young men and adults. Smoking, cold, dampness, malnutrition and abnormal sex hormones are the main causes of this disease, and smoking is particularly closely related to the onset of the disease.

Vasculitis has different symptoms at different stages of onset, and symptoms vary depending on the age group.

Hello, it is likely to be allergic vasculitis, or vasculitis complicated by other diseases, **There are two methods: 1. Western medicine**: hormones and immunosuppressants**; 2.

Traditional Chinese Medicine**: Oral administration of Qingxue One Ginseng Soup, external use of Detoxification and Sanyu No. 3, has a good effect. Good luck with a speedy **.

I have to go to the hospital to find out what it is.

The onset of vasculitis is relatively insidious, the disease progresses slowly, and it is more common in young men who have a history of smoking for a long time, often periodic, and the disease can gradually worsen after a long period of time, and the initial symptoms are mainly the local effects of small and medium-sized vasculitis, as well as insufficient blood supply caused by arterial occlusion. Pain is the most prominent symptom in patients, beginning with arterial spasm and generally not equal in severity, but relieved or disappearing with mild rest; Chills, chills, and paresthesias are common early symptoms, and skin temperature decreases; Paresthesias such as pins and needles, burning, and numbness may also occur due to ischemia affecting peripheral nerves. There will also be a change in color, pale skin with weakened vascular tone, **thinning, some patients will also have **flushing or bruising, and the initial manifestations also include migratory superficial thrombophlebitis, mostly located in the superficial veins of the dorsum of the foot and lower legs.

First, the color changes. In vasculitis, the affected limb is abnormally pale due to arterial ischemia, and due to the decrease in superficial venous tone, there will also be flushing or bruising on the basis of pallor, which is more obvious when the patient is drooping.

2. Chills and paresthesias. Patients with vasculitis have cold and sensitivity to cold in the affected limbs, especially at the end of the toes, and the affected limbs may have abnormal sensations such as pain, pinpricks, numbness, and burning sensations due to the slight ischemia of nerve endings.

3. Pain. Once the onset of vasculitis, the patient will feel pain, in the early stage of vasculitis patients, generally at a certain speed, walking a certain distance, will feel soreness and pain in the calves or soles, forced to rest or slow walking to relieve, the early vasculitis patients have mild pain, and in the late stage, the patient's condition is aggravated, and the pain of vasculitis patients will also be aggravated.

4. Weakened or absent arterial pulses. With the continuous development of the disease, the pulse of the dorsum of the foot and the posterior tibial artery disappears or weakens, and at the same time, it is dry and ruptured, the sweat stops, there is no hair, and the blind finger (toe) nail thickens and deforms, forming nutritional disorders such as paronychia.

Symptoms of vasculitis:1It is more common in the lower extremities.

2.The affected limb presents with temporary or persistent pallor, cyanosis, burning and stinging hunger, the skin color of the affected limb becomes red when it droops, and it becomes white when lifted, followed by numbness in the toes, pain in the calf muscles, irritation when walking, and disappearance at rest; 3.Superficial phlebitis and edema often occur in the lower legs.

Let me briefly explain to you that you should soon understand: this disease is more common in young adults, and it is more common in the lower limbs. The affected limb presents temporary or persistent pallor, cyanosis, burning and tingling, the skin color becomes red when the affected limb sags, becomes white when lifted, followed by numbness in the toes, calf muscle pain, irritation when walking, and disappears at rest; Superficial phlebitis and edema often occur in the lower legs.

On examination, dorsalis pedis pulse is diminished or absent. As the disease progresses, intermittent claudication and Raynaud's phenomenon may occur, pain worsens at night, and pain in the toes is severe, cyanosis, and then ulceration or gangrene at the end of the toes and blackening, which gradually spreads to the proximal end. Silver skin.

The main symptoms of early vasculitis are as follows: 1. Limb coldness and sensitivity to cold: limb ischemia in the early stage of vasculitis is not serious, and the limbs will have symptoms such as cold and cold intolerance, which are easy to be ignored by patients.

2. Intermittent rupture: This is a typical symptom in the early stage of vasculitis, after the patient walks for a certain distance, the affected limb will have painful symptoms, and the pain will be aggravated if he continues to walk, the patient has to stop and rest, and can continue to walk after the pain disappears, and then walk the same distance and then there will be painful symptoms. 3. Abnormal sensation in the limbs:

Because the nerve endings are slightly affected by ischemia, the affected limb may have abnormal sensations such as callosum sensation, numbness, pinprick sensation, and ant walking sensation. If you can't diagnose it yourself, you must get tested as soon as possible. After the discovery of vasculitis, it is necessary to go to a formal and authoritative peripheral vascular department** as soon as possible**, and it is recommended to go to a formal and authoritative peripheral vascular department.

The main manifestations of vasculitis are pain in the lower limbs, migratory superficial phlebitis, accompanied by pain and fever, which will lead to aggravation of pain symptoms after activity, obvious intermittent claudication, and severe local desquamation, necrosis, ulcer formation, and even obvious abscess changes.