Diagnosis of synovitis in children

The physical health of children is something that parents are very concerned about. If there is a problem with the child's body, parents will definitely be very worried. However, we should also know that since children's organs are not fully developed, their body's disease resistance is relatively poor. If they are not careful in daily life, various diseases will inevitably occur. Synovitis is a disease that children are prone to. Below we will introduce to you the diagnosis methods of synovitis in children.

The main symptoms of pediatric synovitis are: degenerative lesions in the joints, patients often feel limited mobility, joint pain when going up and down stairs, fear of exerting force, fear of squatting, stiff joints and inability to walk when standing up after sitting for a long time, and empty steps. In severe cases, joints are swollen, accumulating water, and deformed, and even lower limbs are paralyzed.

Self-diagnosis based on the symptoms of synovitis:

1. Symptoms of first-degree synovitis: mainly joint pain, no obvious joint swelling or accompanied by mild swelling, creaking sound when walking, joint pain or discomfort when going up and down stairs or exerting force; cannot walk for a long time, the joints feel hot and stiff when walking for a long time, and the pain is aggravated.

2. Symptoms of second-degree synovitis: swollen joints, mild pain, discomfort when squatting or bending, muscle atrophy in some patients, and swelling after excessive exercise. The symptoms are milder in the morning and worsen at night; you cannot walk for a long time, and if you walk too much, your calves will feel sore and swollen, and fluid will increase.

3. Symptoms of severe synovitis: obvious joint swelling and pain, accompanied by effusion, bone spurs, and free bone.

In the above article, we introduced a disease that children are prone to, that is, synovitis. We know that synovitis is very harmful to children, so we recommend that parents should understand the symptoms of synovitis in children and seek timely treatment once children develop synovitis.