Patient's question:
The lubricating fluid in my bones is a bit low, especially dry, which has caused the periosteum to start inflaming as well. Now it's not even a bone issue anymore, but something deeper than the bones. The pain is unbearable, and I'm dealing with calf periosteitis pain. What should I do?Doctor's answer:
If there are multiple occurrences of periostitis on the calf, it is primarily considered to be caused by excessive wear and tear on this area, leading to corrosion. This is closely related to insufficient joint fluid secretion. For this condition, you can take anti-inflammatory and blood-activating medications, or receive sodium hyaluronate injections at the hospital. Specific medication should be followed according to the doctor's advice. Avoid strenuous exercise in the recent period, or you can combine it with physical therapy.