Wandering pain mostly occurs in. The type of pain that rotates throughout the body is called “wandering pain”.
I. Neuralgia caused by diabetes.
Burning neuralgia is characterized by.
(1) Spontaneous, intractable pain, not easily relieved by itself without reasonable treatment;
(2) It can occur in any part of the body, with lower limbs and intercostal neuropathy being the most common;
(3) The pain is burning, diffuse and persistent, or paroxysmal, and in severe cases, painful spasms may occur;
(4) The pain is superficial and there are no abnormal changes in bones, muscles or joints;
(5) The attack may be accompanied by vascular-vegetative symptoms, including postural hypotension, angioneurotic edema, and impaired sweat gland secretion. The pathogenesis may be related to neurotrophic and metabolic disorders caused by high blood sugar, combined with certain vitamin (such as B1, B2, B6, etc.) deficiencies, especially in elderly patients often accompanied by vascular lesions, making local ischemic changes prone to occur, and such multiple factors ultimately contribute to the occurrence of burning neuralgia. Wang Leibo, Department of Pain, Tianjin Huanhu Hospital
Second, degenerative joint changes.
Degenerative changes refer to abnormal changes in the cells, tissues and organs of the body as we age. Commonly known as “aging”.
Chronic joint strain.
Due to the relatively large amount of activity in the joints, resulting in strain on the muscles around the joints and other soft tissues, which in turn causes pain.
Fourth, rheumatism, rheumatoid and other causes of osteoarthritis.
Osteoarthritis often affects large weight-bearing joints such as knee joints, hip joints, cervical spine, lumbar spine and interphalangeal joints of the hands. The causes include aging, obesity, trauma or the need to carry heavy objects. Clinical symptoms include joint pain, stiffness, occasional swelling, difficulty in walking up and down stairs at first, inability to squat, gradual decline in mobility, inability to walk long distances and go up and down stairs, joint deformation (e.g., knee joint is O-shaped or X-shaped), and in severe cases, walking with the help of crutches or wheelchair.
V. Rheumatic polymyalgia.
A clinical syndrome characterized by pain in the proximal extremities and trunk. It generally includes the following points.
①Onset over 50 years old ;
② Pain and morning stiffness in 2 of the 3 susceptible areas of the scapular girdle, pelvic girdle and neck for more than 30 min and lasting for more than 1 month;
③Evidence of systemic reaction such as elevated blood sedimentation of more than 40mm/h or 50mm/h.
VI. Osteoporosis.
The decline of ovarian function, estrogen secretion decline, resulting in a large loss of calcium, resulting in osteoporosis. After the age of 40, with the reduction of estrogen secretion, will inhibit the intestinal absorption of calcium, osteoblastic activity is also weakened, then a large amount of bone loss, the vast majority of people will have varying degrees of general muscle pain, especially low back muscle pain, intercostal pain, hip pain, etc.