What symptom does cartilage bone crack have

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Cartilage may not be very strange to you. Sometimes you often have cartilage fractures, but many people don't know what the symptoms of cartilage fractures are. Last year, I got this disease. Now I'll share my experience with you and teach you

What symptom does cartilage bone crack have

First, the systemic symptoms of osteoschisis. The general body temperature of patients with osteoschisis does not change. For those with severe injury, the body temperature can rise due to hematoma absorption, usually not more than 38 ℃. If the body temperature continues to rise for a long time, more than 38 neon, accompanied by headache, chills, body discomfort, local swelling, pain and heat. Infection should be considered in patients with elevated WBC count. After the fracture, due to blood for qi stagnation. Accompanied by thirst, bitter mouth, upset, constipation, short red urine, restless sleep at night and other diseases, pulse more floating and tight, yellow or white greasy tongue coating. If the bleeding is excessive or the body is deficient, dizziness, palpitation, shortness of breath and other symptoms will appear, the pulse is full or astringent, and the tongue is light red.

Second: local pain and tenderness are just the local tissue damage after bone fracture or muscle spasm, which will cause pain. And in the affected area will have obvious tenderness and longitudinal percussion pain symptoms.

Third: local swelling, ecchymosis and skin abrasion, local blood damage after bone fracture, blocking collaterals, swelling can occur. If there is more bleeding in the bone fissure, it overflows subcutaneously and becomes a plaque. If the myofascial area of the fracture is complete and the bleeding can not overflow, or the circulation is blocked due to the compression of the fracture end, the pressure in the myofascial area will continue to increase, which will affect the arterial blood perfusion, resulting in muscle ischemia and hypoxia, and in severe cases, muscle necrosis and ischemic muscle contracture.

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When encountering avulsive osteoschisis (the injured part usually has rapid hyperemia and swelling and strong pain), do not move the injured part (mostly in the ankle, knee and elbow), and quickly go to the hospital for examination and treatment in the emergency department, surgery and radiology department.