I m a woman, 39 years old, and my sore ankles are vasculitis

Hello, according to the situation you described, you are more likely to develop obliterans in this situation, and you have gangrene, especially smoking is a high risk factor for the onset of the disease.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital to do a double lower limb artery ultrasound examination to diagnose the disease, ** the main drugs are: alprostadil, calcium ion antagonists, cilostazol and Chinese patent medicines that improve circulation.

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. It is advisable to take ** measures as soon as possible.

Thromboangiitis is mainly manifested as redness, numbness, cold pain in the patient's fingers or toes, ulceration and necrosis in the later stage, and in severe cases, it will lead to residual ringworm of the hands and feet. Mainly due to the lack of vitality of the patient, the qi and blood can not reach the end of the blood vessels, so that the fingers or toes can not get nutrients and gradually necrosis. Western medicine believes that the power of blood circulation depends on the pressure generated by the heart's beating, but this is not entirely the case, when the human heart dies and suddenly stops beating, the human body still has a certain portal blood pressure, which is the power of the undecayed vitality.

It's due to fatigue!

There are many causes of ankle pain: 1. Blood flow problems, the elderly and patients after major trauma can lead to vascular obstruction due to vascular damage, causing pain, some with redness and swelling, and some without!

2. Joint problems, such as rheumatism, rheumatoid, bone hyperplasia! Some are accompanied by joint deformation! The pain is climate-related.

3. Acute trauma, mostly sprains and swelling!

4. Chronic injuries caused by fatigue, due to insufficient preparation before exercise, or walking and running posture problems, road surface problems, shoe problems and walking too much, etc., resulting in soft tissue damage around the ankle joint, this pain can not be accompanied by swelling!

The feeling of soreness is usually caused by anaerobic exercise, lactic acid production, so your pain should be caused by fatigue!

But not absolutely, because the symptoms are dispensable for every patient!

Suggestions: 1. Immobilization, that is, limit the movement of the ankle joint! After half a month, the activity will gradually increase!

Patients under the age do not need to take medication!

Ankle pain is caused by vascularization problems, and in older and patients after major trauma, vascular damage can lead to vascular obstruction, causing pain.

Suggestions: To wrap the affected limb with ice, if it is a traumatic injury 48 hours ago, then it is necessary to apply hot compress or microwave material, and use some non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as voltalin, or Yunnan Baiyao, a Chinese patent medicine.

Is it swollen?

It seems that your symptoms are not simple, there are many and complex foot and ankle joints, nerves, blood vessels and ligaments, and it is difficult for you to explain the specific symptoms and signs.

Vasculitis is a kind of vascular inflammation that is different from arteriosclerosis and has a segmental distribution, and the lesions mainly involve the middle and small arteries and veins in the distal limbs, and the pathology is mainly manifested as characteristic inflammatory cell infiltrating thrombus, and less involvement of the blood vessel wall. Its pathological changes are mainly thrombosis and organisation of diseased blood vessels, which is different from traditional arteriosclerosis, so this disease is also known as Burger disease, and vasculitis is referred to as vasculitis in China.