Patient's question:
Recently, it has been raining non-stop. Sometimes when the weather is a bit cool, the child always says that their knee joints in the legs hurt a lot. However, when it's not raining, the pain improves significantly. This has been going on for nearly a month. Could such a young child have rheumatism?What kind of help do I need: What could be the reason for the child's knee joint pain during rainy days?
Doctor's answer:
The patient is very young. Because of the cool weather, the knee joints of the legs feel particularly painful. The pain improves significantly if it does not rain, but it has persisted for a month without seeking medical attention. Rheumatism often affects joints, muscles, bones, and soft tissues. Symptoms such as pain, swelling, joint dysfunction, and warmth are particularly prominent. The primary goal of treating these conditions is to relieve symptoms through fever reduction, pain relief, and anti-inflammatory measures. The above suggestions are for the question "Why does a child's knee pain worsen during rainy days?" and are hoped to be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!