Patient's question:
Generally at night, lasting for more than ten minutes to half an hour, the county hospital said it was pediatric synovitis.Doctor's answer:
Pediatric synovitis is generally caused by children suffering from acute upper respiratory tract infection or after cold symptoms, where viruses or infectious agents enter the bloodstream and stimulate the hip joint synovium through the bloodstream, leading to acute pediatric synovitis symptoms such as synovial congestion and exudation. Children with hip joint synovitis should rest in bed, avoid weight-bearing, and use topical anti-inflammatory medications until the hip joint pain disappears and the range of motion returns to normal. It is best to rest for an additional period (7-10 days) after the symptoms subside and have follow-up examinations at 2 months and 6 months after onset.