What are the main symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis?

First of all: the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis are mainly manifested by joint swelling and tenderness, which often appear in the affected and painful joints of rheumatoid arthritis patients, and are the manifestations of synovitis or surrounding soft tissue inflammation, and the degree of swelling and tenderness varies depending on the severity of inflammation. It is usually caused by joint effusion or synovial hypertrophy.

Osteodysplastic hypertrophy is more common in osteoarthritis.

Secondly: the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis are manifested by joint deformity and dysfunction, with the continuous development of the disease, the pain increases, the patient's joints begin to lose their normal shape, and at the same time the movement is restricted, such as the knee can not be fully straightened, the metacarpophalangeal joint of the hand has ulnar deviation, joint subluxation, etc. These changes are associated with the destruction of cartilage and bone.

Then: the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis will often appear painful, joint pain is the most important symptom of rheumatoid arthritis patients, and whether the pain comes from the joint lesion can also be judged by the location of the pain, the difference between pain caused by local lesions and generalized pain caused by systemic lesions must be distinguished.

Finally: the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis are a stiff condition that occurs in the joints after getting up in the morning or resting for a while, which can only be relieved or eliminated with proper exercise, this condition is most prominent in rheumatoid arthritis and can last for several hours and for a shorter period in other arthritises. Professor Luo Yongyan of Wuhan Tianren Traditional Chinese Medicine Clinic is very interested in the original rheumatism, Professor Luo Yongyan graduated from Tongji Medical University.

He is currently working in Wuhan Tianren Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine and is an international expert who is a member of the International Chinese Famous Doctors Association.

Symptoms of vitiligo: 1. White spots appear on the **, which generally occur in the face, neck and limbs and other parts of the human body where the sweat glands are more developed. 2. The white spots gradually expand into flakes.

3. New white spots continue to appear on other parts of the body, of course, some patients do not appear.

Patients with vitiligo can eat more foods that can be beneficial to ** every day, eat more foods rich in tyrosine and minerals and hard shell foods: pork, black chicken, black sesame, eggs, almond milk, eggplant, black fungus, kelp, black beans, peanuts, etc.

Such a disease is a stubborn disease, ** is very difficult, but Chinese medicine can achieve the purpose of greatly reducing the symptoms or disappearing symptoms, oral Chinese medicine can have an effect, but eating too much will damage the spleen and stomach, causing other diseases, it is recommended that you can use the method of external application of Chinese medicine. Of course, it mainly depends on what plaster is chosen. The plaster is different, the effect is not the same, it is recommended that you can use pure Chinese medicine to make the plaster [xianggongfang's thorough.

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Wangjing Hospital, China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences - Liu Yuzhang - Department of Spine - Chief Physician - Symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis.

1. Often there is a history of streptococcal infection (upper respiratory tract infection, dental caries, etc.), fever, fatigue, etc. about half a month before the onset of the disease.

2. Migratory large joint swelling and pain, two or more joints are involved more often (knee, ankle, elbow, wrist, etc., rarely invade the spinal joints. Joint pain generally shifts rapidly from one joint to a second or third joint within 48 hours.

3. After the seizure period, there are generally no sequelae, which will not lead to joint damage and joint deformity.

4. It may be accompanied by damage to the heart, ** and other parts.

The main symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis are pain in the joints all over the body, as well as inflammation such as redness, swelling, and fever. Typical manifestations are symmetrical, wandering pain, with redness, swelling, and heat. In general, acute inflammatory symptoms disappear for 2-4 weeks, one joint symptom subsides, another joint symptoms reappear, and multiple joints occur at the same time.

Joint symptoms are heavily affected by climate change, and joint pain tends to occur before the weather gets cold or rainy. There is no joint deformity after the acute phase, unlike rheumatoid arthritis.

Rheumatoid arthritis typically presents with migratory, multiple macroarthritis. Large joints such as knees, ankles, elbows, wrists, and shoulders are mainly affected, and local redness, swelling, burning, pain, and tenderness may occur, and sometimes there is oozing, but there is no suppuration.

Joint pain rarely lasts more than a month, usually resolves within 2 weeks, and is often relieved without significant joint degeneration, but tends to recur.

Rheumatoid arthritis is also called chronic symmetrical polyarthritis. The pathological basis is synovitis, and the most commonly affected sites are facet joints such as wrists, metacarpophaephals, and proximal fingertips. In addition, the key manifestation is morning stiffness, which can affect large joints such as knees and hips in addition to small joints.

Extra-articular manifestations, i.e., multisystem lesions, can be secondary to Sjögren's syndrome, with dry mouth and eyes, pulmonary interstitial fibrosis, rheumatoid nodules, scleritis, and especially vasculitis at the ends of the hands and toes.

Pain Joint pain is the primary symptom of rheumatoid arthritis, and pain may occur in joints all over the body, but it is more common to involve large joints, such as knees, ankles, shoulders, and wrists. Typical manifestations are symmetrical, migratory pain, accompanied by inflammatory manifestations of redness, swelling, and heat. Symptoms of acute inflammation usually persist.