Do I need surgery to treat synovitis? Why does synovitis cause edema?

**Synovitis does not necessarily require surgery, and surgery is not necessary if it is not severe. Because synovitis causes fluid to build, it can cause swelling in the joints.

Depending on the situation, if it is synovitis caused by edema, surgery is not necessary, but if it is caused by joint disease, surgery is required**; This is because synovitis causes swelling of the joints, causing joint effusions, which can lead to edema of the lower extremities.

Synovitis caused mainly by gastric force percussion surgery or joint overuse; Synovitis can be done, as long as the drug is timely, and the drug is used for symptoms, the effect can be seen soon, and the patient can go to the relevant profession for **, avoid large exercises, and pay attention to rest.

Synovitis is mainly caused by infection, trauma immunity and some other diseases, and if the body is overweight and often repeated, it can also induce synovitis; If you can use some ointments or oral painkillers, if it doesn't work, you can do it by surgery.

This is due to the fact that I often wrench my fingers, and the protection of my fingers is not good enough, plus my own pressure is relatively large, and the pressure on my fingers is relatively large, and I often pull my joints. It can be done by taking medicine, by applying plasters, by cupping, by hot compresses, or by drinking medicine.

It may be an infection or the immune system, so you should see a doctor in time and have surgery if necessary.

It is likely to cause cystitis as well as hyperlipidemia, high blood pressure, and diabetes. At present, it is not possible, because it can only be done through drugs.

If the knee joint is often overworked, or if it is damaged, cold, etc., it will lead to synovitis attacks, synovitis is also divided into acute and chronic, you can choose to go to the hospital for examination, if the fluid in the joint increases, the knee joint will feel swollen. If you want to suffer from synovitis, you must follow the doctor's guidance to take targeted measures, and you must maintain sufficient rest at ordinary times, and it is best to reduce the amount of activity of the knee joint, so that the swelling will slowly subside. Under normal circumstances, the rest time should not be less than two weeks, so that the body can recover faster.

If the knee joint is swollen, it is best to choose to use a cold compress**, you can choose to apply it three times a day, and the time of each time is controlled to about 20 minutes. Patients with synovitis will also have significant pain in their lives, and it is best to choose to take some medications to control the inflammation, which can also relieve knee pain. The medicine you take must consult a doctor, and you must also master the correct way to take it, so that it can have the best effect.

If it is chronic synovitis, the symptoms of joint swelling are relatively mild, so you must protect your knee joints, do not climb mountains, climb stairs, and often squat. It is also necessary to take some medications to relieve pain, and to supplement protein at ordinary times, so that the knee joint can be healthier. You should also pay attention to keeping warm and not exercising excessively, which can also prevent knee joint damage.

There are many symptoms of synovitis, if you can't be sure, it is best to go to the hospital for examination, so that you can also understand the specific situation of the body, take some pain-relieving drugs, and avoid affecting your life. If the symptoms are more severe, it is best to use surgery, which can also clear out the fluid in the knee joint, which can alleviate the adverse symptoms.

It is most likely a manifestation of synovitis, which can cause edema of the knee. It is advisable to go to the hospital immediately** and if it is severe, surgery is recommended**.

Yes, you should go to the hospital** in time after suffering from synovitis to avoid further seriousness.

As we age, our bones deteriorate, which makes it easy to develop joint diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, etc., which can also cause complications, including knee synovitis. For patients with less effusion and less swelling, give him a rest for immobilization, and then apply a topical plaster.

In the outpatient clinic, I will see some children who have limped when they walk after being cured of a cold, and they also feel a little pain in their knees. This is most likely the child has acute synovitis.

The disease is often caused by exposure to cold and other reasons, and is more common in children aged 5 to 10 years, and there is often a history of upper respiratory tract infection 10 to 21 days before the onset of the disease. Some cases are associated with hip trauma, excessive walking, and excessive fatigue. Mild pain in the affected knee occurs and metastasizes to the hip 24 hours later with claudication.

Children generally do not have a high body temperature, and when they go to the hospital for examination, they can find that the hip joint has limited internal rotation and abduction movements, but the flexion and straightening movements are almost normal. Except for mild pain and claudication when walking, the child's spirit, diet, and sleep were not affected.

Mild cases do not require medication**, and can be bed rest for a few days to avoid excessive limb movement and heavy loading, and the symptoms will disappear quickly. In severe cases, it is best to use anti-drugs and antibiotics for about 7 to 10 days, and stay in bed, and the limb symptoms will improve and return to normal after about 7 days. This disease is easy to recur, and attention should be paid to avoid letting children catch a cold in winter, and actively ** after a cold to prevent synovitis from being induced.

Usually, when children play, pay attention not to let external forces directly attack the joints, and do not let the joints be overworked when moving. If you find that your child has an abnormal walking posture, go to the examination in time.

The best way to synovitis.

1.Tuina**: Pressure on acupuncture points, push on the thighs, press on the knees, foot guidance, etc., which can help relieve symptoms such as pain and soreness.

Cons: Cumbersome, and**long, not thorough.

2. Puncture**.

**: Joint puncture is used to aspirate fluid or blood, and sodium hyaluronate is injected to protect the synovium of the joint and reduce pain.

Disadvantages: improper operation can easily lead to infection, there is a certain amount of sequelae, **incomplete, must be many times**.

3. Drugs**.

**: Oral or topical anti-inflammatory painkillers for symptomatic relief.

Disadvantages: It only has anti-inflammatory effect, no first-class effect, and has damage to the stomach, liver, and kidneys.

4. Traditional Chinese Medicine**.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that synovitis is caused by external evils, joint injuries, obstruction of acupuncture points, and accumulation of fluid, and it is necessary to promote local blood circulation, improve the nutrition of surrounding tissues, promote the obstructed microcirculation at the joints to restore smooth flow, and return the joint fluid to the dynamic balance of production and absorption, so as to achieve the purpose of complete synovitis.

It is synovitis caused by a cold and fever. Take more rest.

I am suffering from synovitis, it is recommended to go to Xi'an Fifth Hospital to see orthopedics, it works!