Category: Joint pain

If the shoulder pain is caused by trauma, no fracture or ligament damage, simple soft tissue injury or skin contusion, it is able to heal itself; if there is chronic…

Patients with osteoarthritis of the elbow joint should be treated early with non-surgical treatment, including reduction of upper limb weight-bearing, physiotherapy, suspension protection with braces and triangular scarves, and oral…

Wandering joint pain is commonly seen in patients with vegetative disorders and rheumatoid arthritis. Diagnosis also requires immune function tests, which are currently clinically difficult in differential diagnosis and often…

Generalized joint pain can not be diagnosed as malignant tumor by virtue of generalized joint pain. Generalized joint pain can be seen in patients with chronic inflammation of multiple bone…

Consider that the patient has a calcium deficiency, or is overworked or cold, and should keep warm and take calcium tablets. If the symptoms persist and do not resolve, a…

Patients with sacroiliac joint pain should pay attention to avoid excessive activities in daily life, especially to reduce the weight bearing on the affected side to reduce the burden on…

MRI is the most commonly used test for knee pain and is more comprehensive than CR or CT, as it provides a clear picture of the bones and ligaments of…

Patients with joint pain presenting with significant dysfunction should be seen in orthopaedics; chronic joint pain of long standing may be seen in pain medicine or sports medicine.

　　Many people tend to experience medial knee pain after activities such as running. There are many causes of medial knee pain, such as a strained medial knee ligament, or arthritis,…

Drugs used to treat knee pain include: 1, anti-inflammatory painkillers: such as Fenbid, Ereximab, Celebrex, etc.. Fast-acting, relatively safe, but gastrointestinal side effects, with a history of gastric ulcer is…