Why does a cold cause fever and joint pain?

It's not good to always have a fever, a fever can kill the departmental cells in the body, I think so, I don't know if it's right, I'm not a doctor.

It may be because the virus invades after a cold, and then the body feels very tired, so there is this feeling of joint pain, and after the cold is cured, this condition will be reduced.

During the cold, the body's immunity decreases, the basal metabolism will increase, the patient will have the symptoms of fever, the increase in body temperature will lead to anaerobic metabolism in the muscles, and the excessive accumulation of lactic acid in the muscles will cause muscle soreness, colds are commonly caused by viral infections, patients can drink more water, and eat a light diet to promote metabolism, which helps to recover from colds.

Because after a cold, our body will have a lot of viruses, and the body will be very weak and under a lot of stress, so there will be such a symptom.

If the pain is localized, it should be an inflammatory reaction to the synovial sac of the joint caused by fever. You can use a little aspirin. Anti-inflammatory drugs... If it's a wide range of joint pain, you have to go for a good check-up...

Symptoms of a cold can be divided into two groups: local symptoms (nasal congestion, runny nose, sneezing, sore throat, etc.) and systemic symptoms (fever, fatigue, body aches).

The common cold is usually characterized by localized symptoms, while the flu is characterized by systemic symptoms.

muscle and joint aches", which is an important systemic symptom of the flu. The mechanism of its occurrence is related to the blood toxins released by the influenza virus, which may be that the virus toxins contain a certain pain-causing substance, which causes joint muscle soreness throughout the body.

Why do people feel that their joints are sore and weak when they have a cold? The doctor tells the truth!

Hello, according to your description, you can't make a clear diagnosis, there are many causes of joint pain, according to age, gender, attack location, symptom characteristics, you can generally summarize soft tissue, cartilage, bony and inflammatory and other causes. Arthritis caused by any cause, if you can seek medical attention in time, the symptoms**, can generally be relieved** or alleviated. The main causes of joint pain are:

1. Periarticular ligament injury.

The stability of the knee ligament is relatively poor when the knee is slightly flexed, and if there is a sudden external force that causes valgus or varus, it may cause damage to the medial or lateral collateral ligament. Patients will have a clear history of trauma with knee pain, swelling, ecchymosis, and limited mobility.

2. Cartilage damage.

Mainly meniscus injuries of the knee joint, when the knee joint is slightly flexed, if the knee is suddenly over-pronated internally or externally extended (such as in football, the calf is bent and turned to kick the ball), it may cause a meniscus tear. Meniscus injuries can cause a significant tear in the knee, followed by joint pain, limited movement, limp walking, and snapping when the joint moves.

3. Joint synovitis.

Trauma or overstrain will cause a large amount of fluid to accumulate after damage to the synovial membrane of the joint, which will increase the pressure in the joint, resulting in pain, swelling, tenderness, and astringent sound of friction. For example, when the knee joint is actively and extremely straightened, especially when the knee extension exercise is done with some resistance, the pain in the lower part of the patella will be exacerbated. Pain is also significantly worse with passive extreme flexion.

4. Autoimmune diseases.

Immune system disorders such as lupus erythematosus and psoriasis can also affect the joints and cause swelling and pain, which can be diagnosed with the help of blood tests.

5. Traumatic arthralgia.

Joint pain is caused by trauma (such as soft tissue injury, fracture dislocation, etc.) in the joints of the shoulder, wrist, elbow, knee, ankle, etc., due to some accident or accident.

6. Septic arthritis.

There is a history of infection in other parts of the body or a history of local trauma, and the painful joints may be swollen, and the location may not be obvious, but there are phenomena such as increased body temperature, joint pain, inability to move, and elevated blood count.

7. Osteoarthritis.

Joint pain in osteoarthritis is worse in the morning and lighter during the day and night. Bone growths and bone spurs in the joints rub against the surrounding tissues, causing pain in the joints.

8. Osteoporosis.

Older women have pain in multiple joints all over their body, feel particularly weak, and cannot walk with weight, and may have osteoporosis if other diseases are ruled out.

9. Rheumatoid and rheumatoid arthritis.

Rheumatoid arthritis tends to be migratory pain (the location of the pain is uncertain), and the pain, swelling, and stiffness mostly occur in the wrist area, and the sensitivity of the joint occurs at the same time as swelling and pain, and the onset is symmetrical (such as in both wrists and both knees).

Hello, based on your information, my analysis is as follows::

1 First of all, when you have a cold, "the muscles and every joint of the whole body will be particularly painful", this symptom is normal, this is a normal pathological phenomenon of human fever, you should not worry too much.

2 If you have a high frequency or if you have a scolding effect before it exceeds 38 degrees, then first consider the lack of calcium, after all, girls lose blood every month, so the lack of iron will also cause the pain and dizziness you mentioned. In addition, during menstruation (from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine), if you have been exposed to cold water or blown cold wind, which damages your bones, then it is easy to have this symptom when you catch a cold.

3. It is recommended to strengthen calcium supplementation, use an iron bucket for stir-frying, and eat more soy products and animal blood or liver. It is important to keep your emotions calm, and the person who appears in this situation is also related to your own personality.

Hopefully mine can give you some hints.

Yes. This is mainly related to the fever **, if it is a fever caused by rheumatoid arthritis, it will be combined with joint pain, if it is a fever caused by gouty arthritis, it is also possible to have joint pain, if it is a fever caused by some aseptic joint inflammation, there may also be joint pain.

In addition, some streptococcal infections, caused by some aseptic arthritis, may also cause joint pain, when the fever causes joint pain, it is necessary to clarify the cause, and then targeted ** and treatment, if it is rheumatoid arthritis, you can choose some antipyretic and analgesic drugs. In the case of streptococcal infection, you can choose some highly targeted antibacterial drugs**.

Analysis: Hello, Suggestions: Hello, according to your description, it belongs to knee bone hyperplasia with degeneration.

It is advisable to go to the hospital to see if the hypertrophic bone can be removed through arthroscopy to relieve the pain. If not, you can only rely on acupuncture, massage, baking electricity and other physiotherapy programs to relieve the pain.