What to do if your child has synovitis

The physical health of young children is something that parents are very concerned about. If a child has one disease or another, parents will definitely be very worried and don’t know how to deal with it. In fact, parents should learn more about common diseases in young children so that they will not be at a loss once their children become ill. Synovitis in children is a common disease. Below we will introduce to you how to deal with synovitis in children.

Some children may also experience leg pain when suffering from upper respiratory tract infection. This is because upper respiratory tract infection can easily cause joint periostitis. After the upper respiratory tract infection improves, the leg pain will disappear. If it is not controlled in time or due to fatigue and cold, joint effusion will occur. This condition is also called transient synovitis. Children with this disease should pay attention to calcium supplementation. They can consume 250 to 350 ml of milk and 40 to 50 grams of soybeans or soy products every day.

In addition, take cod liver oil, supplement vitamins and get more sun exposure every day to improve your immunity. Synovitis is a joint disease in which the synovium is stimulated and becomes inflamed, causing an imbalance in secretion and the formation of effusion. Synovial cells secrete fluid to lubricate and nourish the joints. The heat energy generated by the joints during body movement is entirely dependent on the synovial fluid and its blood circulation to be dissipated.

When the joints are affected by external and internal factors, the synovium reacts, causing congestion or edema, and exudes fluid, which manifests as joint swelling, pain, and functional impairment. If synovitis occurs, the synovial fluid secreted by the bursa is greater than its absorption and cannot play a lubricating role. In the absence of lubrication, bone friction will first damage the periosteum. As the inflammation of the periosteal damage expands, ischemic femoral head necrosis will eventually occur. Therefore, once water accumulates in the hip joint, it must be actively treated, otherwise it is very easy to damage the femoral head. External application treatment is recommended. The plaster therapy is mainly based on relaxing muscles and activating blood circulation, promoting smooth microcirculation. As long as the blocked microcirculation is promoted by regulation and dredging, the reabsorption of synovial fluid is eliminated, and the dynamic balance of production and absorption is restored, the disease will be completely cured.

In the above article, we introduced a disease that is common in young children, that is, synovitis. We know that synovitis in young children is very harmful, so we recommend that parents help their children prevent synovitis. The above article gives us a detailed introduction to the treatment of synovitis in young children.