Early symptoms of vasculitis?

summary

Vasculitis is a vascular disease with complex etiology. If you want to prevent the occurrence of vasculitis, we must first understand the early symptoms of vasculitis.

Early symptoms of vasculitis?

Due to serious blood circulation disorders, ulcers or necrosis of the affected limb occur, most of which are confined to the toes or feet, and it is rare to spread upward to the ankle joint and leg. The pain was severe and intolerable. The patient often sat with his knees in his arms, thumped his chest and feet, wailed and cried out. Gangrenous toe falls off, often leave ulcer and do not heal for a long time. The whole body is often accompanied by fever, dry mouth, loss of appetite, insomnia, constipation, urinary jaundice and other symptoms.

Numbness, coldness, fear of cold, heaviness, needle like pain in toes, spasmodic pain in leg muscles, intermittent claudication, weak or disappeared arterial pulse of affected limb, superficial vagrant phlebitis, and no significant systemic symptoms.

Numbness, chills, fear of cold, intermittent claudication, and resting pain of affected limbs were aggravated. The skin of the affected limb is often reddish, purplish red or pale, the skin of the foot is dry, peeling, the growth of toenails is slow, thickening and deformation, the sweat hair falls off, the calf muscles atrophy, and the arterial pulse of the affected limb disappears. May have the mood restlessness, the dizziness low back pain, the muscle and bone soft sickness.

matters needing attention

The disease is mostly found in male adults. The incidence is closely related to smoking. The disease has certain geographical distribution characteristics. The incidence rate of residents in cold and humid areas is high, and the factors of blood viscosity increase are also the elements inducing the etiology.