What s the matter with water in the bones?

There are many arthropathies that cause joint effusion, such as septic arthritis, non-purulent arthritis, and joint tuberculosis. Common ones include septic arthritis, joint tuberculosis, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, traumatic arthritis, degenerative arthritis, etc.

Therefore, it should be carried out for the primary lesion, if there is too much joint effusion, joint incision and drainage, topical use of antibiotics sensitive to pathogenic bacteria for lavage, and when the drainage volume is reduced or no drainage fluid can be suctioned, and local symptoms and signs have subsided, the tube can be removed.

In order to prevent intra-articular adhesion and preserve joint function as much as possible, you can do continuous joint passive movement, and after the diseased joint is localized, you can place the limb on the functional exercise machine for 24 hours of continuous passive movement, which is painful at the beginning and will soon adapt. When the acute inflammation subsides, the patient can generally be encouraged to do active exercise at 3 weeks, and when there is no limb function exerciser, the local should be properly immobilized, fixed with a plaster bracket or ** traction to prevent or correct joint contractures. If you start exercising after 3 weeks or later, you will often not be satisfied with the recovery of general joint function.

If the joint effusion caused by arthritis is large, the effusion should be withdrawn and the effusion test can be done to help diagnose it.

I'm a surgeon and can cut and drain!

Osteoarthrosis is a symptom of synovitis at the joints.

by bacteria. Trauma and chemical damage lead to obstruction of microcirculation.

Causes congestion and edema.

As a result, the joint capsule is leaking, and the joint capsule is distended.

Swollen joints.

Over time, chronic synovitis develops.

Do not rely too much on bone and joint pumping.

Excessive pumping can lead to fibrous hyperplasia of hoofed tissue.

Synovial aging. As a result, regeneration is blocked.

It doesn't heal for a long time. **The focus is on regulating the unblocking of microcirculation.

Balance synovial fluid secretion and absorption.

That's it**.

Problem analysis: Hello, if the mold is slowed down, there is water in the bones. It may be bursitis or symptoms caused by an intraosseous cyst.

Advice: This is usually more serious. It's a good idea to check it out in detail. Positive** shirts. If it's bursitis. Not a big problem. If it is a bone cyst. May be more severe and require surgery**.