Bursitis is a common inflammation, what are the symptoms of bursitis?

There will be muscle atrophy, it will also affect normal movement, sometimes severe pain, it will affect work, life and daily exercise, and there will be swelling or stiffness around the area.

The most obvious symptoms are that you will feel very stiff and painful, and you will be red and swollen, and you will look very swollen, your joints will be stiff, and you will have a high fever.

Joint soreness, joint stiffness, breakage, infection, high fever, etc., these are all symptoms of this disease, and you need to go to the hospital in time to receive it**.

The most obvious symptoms are that you will feel very stiff and painful, and there will be a red and swollen environment, which will look very swollen, the joints will be stiff, and there will be a high fever.

What causes volar purulent tenosynovitis, bursitis, and deep space infection? Answerer: Tianyuank has a variety of possibilities for volar purulent tenosynovitis, bursitis, and deep space infection, which can be compared and investigated with reference to the following.

1) The cause of the disease.

The causative bacterium of this disease is Staphylococcus aureus. It is usually caused by infection after being stabbed on the palmar surface, such as foreign body puncture wound and intrathecal injection. Bursitis or deep space infections can also occur directly after an injury to the palm.

ii) Pathogenesis.

The pathogenic bacteria invade the tendon sheath through the wound, causing local inflammatory edema, exudation, leukocyte chemotaxis, and suppuration. Because the tendon sheath is a closed cavity (the outer layer is a fibrous sheath and the inner layer is a synovial membrane), the pressure in the cavity increases rapidly, and the affected finger is locally swollen and painful. On the one hand, intrathecal hypertension compresses local blood vessels, causing blood circulation disorders in tendon sheaths and surrounding tissues, and further aggravating cell degeneration and necrosis. On the other hand, the infection spreads deep along the tendon sheath:

Infection of the tendon sheath of the thumb and little finger may spread to the synovial sacs radial and ulnar, respectively; Infection of the tendon sheath of the index, middle, and ring fingers can spread to the thenar space and mid-palm space, respectively, resulting in inflammatory lesions and tissue necrosis in the radial or ulnar bursa and deep palmar space.

Condition analysis: Hello, this situation is generally considered to be caused by inflammation and injury, and it is recommended to rest, local hot compresses, and take anti-inflammatory and pain-relieving drugs**.

Trochanteric bursitis.

Pain in the right back, the lower side of the scapula on the right side of the cervical spine, is it bursitis? Is it the reason for the long time spent playing on the computer? Answerer: Hello Xing Zhonglin; This condition is usually caused by a ligament strain. It has something to do with operating a computer for a long time.

The bursa is a kind of buffer structure located in the place where the human body is under high pressure and frequent friction, and its outer layer is fibrous connective tissue, the inner layer is synovium, and there is a small amount of synovial fluid in the sac. The bursa inherent in the human body are mostly found near the large joints and are called constant bursa. Due to a variety of acquired factors, bursae can also be formed due to increased local friction, which is called additional bursa.

Bursitis is a chronic aseptic inflammation formed by local chronic friction and compression, which is mainly manifested as bursal effusion and pain. The main cause of bursitis is the abnormal, concentrated, repetitive, and slightly stronger friction and compression of the bone structure, such as the hallux bursitis caused by long-term wearing of pointed and narrow leather shoes. Bursitis is caused by infectious, traumatic, chemical bursitis and other causes such as rheumatoid arthritis.

When the bursa is subjected to excessive friction and compression, its pathological changes are edema, hyperemia, thickening and villous, increased synovial fluid, and fibrosis of the cyst wall.

Bursitis can be caused by injury, some are direct violent injuries, some are excessive joint flexion, extension, abduction, external rotation and other actions, after repeated, long-term and continuous friction and compression, bursal strain leads to inflammation, and the bursa can be thickened by wear. In addition, the pathogenic bacteria carried by the infected lesions can cause purulent bursitis, gout with olecranon at the elbow and prepatellar bursitis at the knee. Bursitis can also be associated with tumors.

We are all familiar with synovitis and bursitis, but some people will ask them if they are not the same disease! Why are they called by different names? In fact, this is a wrong understanding.

Let's ask the experts to introduce it, I hope it can help you. The most effective** method of synovitis Symptoms of synovitis: Synovitis mostly occurs in knee synovitis, which is complicated by various knee injuries and other conditions, but it can also occur alone or secondary to knee osteoarthritis, which is mostly in the elderly.

In young adults, there is a history of acute knee trauma, after which mild edema, pain, limited mobility, and claudication begin to develop. Synovial reactive effusion usually occurs 6---8 hours after injury, and the knee joint is markedly swollen and warm, and the knee is afraid to move. On examination, the knee flexion and extension movement is limited, squatting is difficult with pain, there may be localized tender spots around the joint, and the floating patella test is positive.

Chronic traumatic synovium, which may not have a history of obvious trauma, mainly manifests as knee joint weakness and limited movement, persistent swelling, and dare not squat. It is worse with increased activity and lessens with rest. In patients with long-term illness, the hypertrophy of the knee joint capsule can be palpable.

Bursitis occurs most often in the shoulder (subacromial or subdeltoid bursitis), and other common sites are the humeral olecranon (miner's elbow), prepatellar (housewife's knee) or suprapatella, Achilles tendon (Achilles tendon bursitis), iliopubic (iliofsoas), ischial (tailor's or weaver's arm), greater trochanter, and first metatarsal head (bunion).

Bursitis may be associated with tumors, chronic strains, inflammatory arthritis (eg, gout, rheumatoid arthritis), or chronic infections (eg, pyogenic bacteria, particularly Staphylococcus aureus, which rarely cause bursitis). The main clinical manifestations are the following: acute bursitis, chronic bursitis, subacromial bursitis, traumatic bursitis, infectious bursitis, gouty bursitis.

In fact, synovitis and bursitis are different tissues from an anatomical point of view, from this point of view, there is a difference between bursitis and synovitis, and pathologically speaking, they are both aseptic inflammation, bursa, it is also called synovial sac, synovial sac, is a fibrous tissue sac, the shape is flat, the bursa wall is divided into two layers, the outer layer is a thin dense connective tissue, and the inner layer is synovium, forming a fissure-like cavity. Bursitis is a kind of synovial inflammation, there are many tendons around the knee joint, there are many synovial sacs, the joints are shallow, the activity is large, and there are many opportunities for friction strain and trauma, so the common synovitis is important to use the bursa and synovium as the main inflammation, which is pathologically the same, and there is no difference between bursitis and synovitis, so it is the same thing.

Strictly speaking, it is a disease, bursitis and synovitis refer to the classification of specific inflammation of organs, bursitis refers to the general term of all inflammation of the entire bursa, synovitis is the inflammation of the membranous tissue on the inner or outer wall of the bursa, and in terms of inflammation, it is inflammation of an organ, that is, the bursa. Bursa, also known as synovial sac, synovial sac, is a fibrous tissue sac, flat shape, the bursa wall is divided into two layers, the outer layer is a thin dense connective tissue, the inner layer is synovium, forming a fissure-like cavity, there is a little synovial fluid in normal times, in order to reduce friction between adjacent tissues, generally the bursa is located at the place where the tendon and the bone surface are in contact, when the bursa is inflamed, it will cause joint effusion. Therefore, the common synovitis is important to have synovitis with bursa and synovium as the main inflammation, so it is said to be a disease, and it can also be said that synovitis is a kind of bursitis, which is actually the same. ]

You can't squat down on your knees, and when you squat, there's a round soft thing protruding from the outside of your joint, making it difficult to stand up! It is best to go to the hospital for surgery, orthopedics to check the knee joint, rheumatoid factor, uric acid, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, blood routine, electrolytes to see, according to the results of the examination

Hello, 1Traumatic bursitis: more common and chronic.

It is often caused by long-term and repeated friction and compression, such as ischial bursitis can occur in thin elderly women who sit for a long time; Kneeling workers may develop prepatellar bursitis; Shoes that are too tight can cause posterior heel bursitis, etc. The pathological manifestations are synovial hyperemia, edema, and villous. Synovial fluid increases and fills the bursa, which can lead to thickening and fibrosis of the bursa wall.

Acute bursitis often occurs on top of chronic bursitis, when the force of the injury is greater. May be accompanied by bloody synovial fluid exudate. 2.

Infectious bursitis: due to the pathogenic bacteria brought by the infected lesions, it can cause purulent bursitis, and can cause cellulitis of surrounding tissues, and the sinus tract often remains after ulceration. 3.

Gouty bursitis: predisposes to olecranon and prepatellar bursae, and the bursal wall may be chronically inflammatory with limestone deposits. Patients often have a history of chronic injury and occupational history related to the disease.

There are round or oval masses with clear edges and lumps of varying sizes near the joints. Acute patients have obvious pain and tenderness, while chronic patients have mild pain, and the affected limb may have varying degrees of impaired mobility. Superficial bursa may be detectable with fluctuating sensation, deep bursa may be difficult to palpate due to high intracapsular pressure, and mucus or bloody mucus may be obtained by puncture.

If secondary infection occurs, there may be redness, swelling, heat, and pain.

We will face a lot of diseases in life, which will hurt everyone's body and mind, so I will introduce you to a disease called bursitis, so what is bursitis? What is the danger to the human body?

What is bursitis? Many friends may not know much about it, but in fact, this is also a very common occupational disease, and many friends who are engaged in heavy physical labor are very prone to this disease.

Bursa actually refers to the joint of the human joints, between the bones and muscles or **, bursitis is a problem in these parts of the human body, resulting in body pain.

Generally speaking, a lot of bursitis in life is caused by trauma, under heavy physical labor, it is easy to have violent injuries, and it is easy to have inflammation of bursa in the process of long-term friction, and if bursitis becomes severe, even purulent bursitis will occur.

In addition, bursitis may also be caused by tumors in the human body, we must pay special attention, if you find that you have bursitis, you must be in time.

The above is the knowledge I introduced to you about what kind of disease bursitis is, I hope everyone can understand or Li, and ensure that Lu Sun Kang is healthy.

1.Avoid exercises that cause trauma or strain, and reduce knee weight-bearing and flexion and extension activities; 2.Exercise quadriceps, straight-leg elevation to promote blood circulation; 3.

Mild knee synovitis generally does not require bed rest, can walk for a short distance, if the amount of fluid is large, should be properly rested, elevate the affected limb; 3.Timely, formal and effective ** is the key, we must choose no *** method, **synovitis is to dispel wind and cold, activate blood and dispel stasis for the purpose.