What are the symptoms of rheumatism? Symptom introduction of rheumatism

In our daily life, there are more or less rheumatism patients. However, the pain caused by rheumatism is unbearable. The sooner we find the symptoms of rheumatism, the faster we can take positive measures, which can greatly reduce the frequency and degree of rheumatism. What are the symptoms of rheumatism?

1 pain and stiffness

Because rheumatism is a disease caused by the invasion of connective tissue, soft tissue, bones, muscles and joints, rheumatism generally causes pain all over the body, in which joint lesions and symptoms account for a large part. Therefore, judging the position of pain can determine whether it is caused by joint diseases. It should be noted that there is a difference between pain caused by local lesions and systemic lesions. If you suffer from rheumatism, when you get up in the morning or have a long rest, your joints will feel stiff, but they can only be relieved and disappeared after exercise.

2. Swelling and tenderness

If you suffer from rheumatism, if you feel joint pain, it usually manifests as synovitis or inflammation of surrounding soft tissues, and the degree of inflammation will be different. Joint pain will be caused by joint cavity effusion or synovial hypertrophy, which means joint swelling and tenderness.

3. Deformities and obstacles

Rheumatism can also cause joint to lose its normal shape and show deformity, or limit the range of motion of joint and cause joint deformity, such as knee joint can not be completely straightened, joint subluxation and so on. This will also hinder the function of joints.

4. Fatigue and fatigue

Rheumatism makes people feel pain, stiffness and fatigue, accompanied by fatigue, but it is difficult to detect. Fatigue generally refers to the decline or loss of muscle strength. Fatigue is generally found when patients cannot walk and chew normally. Fatigue is a common symptom of patients with rheumatism, which usually occurs under inflammatory or non-inflammatory conditions, and in severe cases, people cannot complete their daily activities.