Patient's question:
The past two years, my bowel movements were very normal, no abnormal conditions, but recently there has been a recurrence of diarrhea. After a thorough examination at the hospital, it was found that I had periostitis. What are the symptoms of hip periostitis?Doctor's answer:
Synovitis is primarily caused by knee joint strains and various different internal joint injuries. If there is joint effusion or blood accumulation, it manifests as acute traumatic knee synovitis. When glycoproteins are lost from the cartilage matrix, the surface cartilage softens, and it reappears as cracks in areas that bear pressure, making the cartilage surface appear like a fine velvet. Rest, avoid overexertion, and reduce mental stress. Another cause is infection, with the most common being synovial tuberculosis. The synovial membrane is relatively rich in blood vessels and has a strong resistance to bacteria. However, in cases of tuberculosis infection, it is important to visit a hospital for a thorough examination to determine the nature of the inflammation and then select appropriate treatment measures. The symptoms may fluctuate, which is characteristic of chronic knee synovitis.