Differential diagnosis of synovitis symptoms

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My ankle is very uncomfortable. It hurts for a few days when I walk. The swelling is quite serious. It's a little better after a few days' rest, but it still hurts. Go to see the doctor and say it's ankle synovitis. Let me explain the differential diagnosis of synovitis symptoms to you.

Differential diagnosis of synovitis symptoms

First: the knee will become red and swollen, and will produce effusion, causing pain, walking difficulty, joint congestion and swelling, pain, increased exudation, joint effusion, difficulty in squatting, and limited function. Swelling usually occurs about 6 hours after the injury, and then there will be joint hydrops and some hematocele. Appear the symptom of acute synovitis, should lie in bed rest, do not move as far as possible best.

The second is joint pain, joint swelling is not significant or accompanied by mild swelling, walking creaks and rattles, joint pain or discomfort when walking up and down stairs or exerting force; long time walking joint has fever, stiff feeling, pain aggravation. Joint pain, swelling significantly, up and down the stairs more significant, stiff and inflexible, there is a creak when flowing. The patella softens, the joint is weak when walking, the leg is soft when running, unable to stretch and bend. The pain aggravated when going downstairs and disappeared at rest.

Third: joint swelling, pain is not significant, squatting or bending discomfort, individual patients with muscle atrophy, swelling after excessive exercise. The symptoms are mild in the morning and worsen in the evening; you can't walk for a long time, and if you walk more, the crus will feel sour and swollen, and the effusion will increase. Joint swelling and pain were significant, accompanied by effusion, bone spur and free bone.

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Many patients with synovitis will have joint pain, inconvenient movement and other symptoms, most of which are due to joint damage in patients with synovitis. If they exercise, the pain will be more significant. In addition to the above symptoms, patients will have more severe pain when they go up and down stairs.