Symptoms of sternoclavicular arthritis

Osteoarthritis is a relatively common disease and a relatively destructive disease. People often use the term degenerative joint disease to describe this notorious disease. Of course, osteoarthritis is also another name for osteoarthritis. Osteoarthritis is more common in middle-aged and elderly people, and few young people have osteoarthritis. So what are the symptoms and characteristics of arthritis? Please see the introduction below.

Sternoclavicular arthritis is a congenital abnormal bone growth, which is a deformity. It causes pain when turning the neck and swelling and pain in the bony protrusion of the inner clavicle.

Sternoclavicular osteoarthritis is a relatively common joint disease. After suffering from this disease, patients will suffer from many joint pains. However, many people do not know the symptoms of this disease, which leads to the failure of timely diagnosis and treatment.

What are the symptoms of sterno-clavicular arthritis?

In fact, the early symptoms of arthritis patients are not obvious, and the symptoms are intermittent. Moreover, because the patient's symptoms are not systemic, they generally cannot be treated in time. However, as the disease worsens, the symptoms of hip arthritis will gradually become more obvious, and patients will feel stiffness and soreness.

Generally, the hands and knees of osteoarthritis patients will be affected, and often the hip joints and spinal joints of patients will also be affected to varying degrees. However, the joints of the patient's palms and fingers are less affected. Patients generally have relatively normal carpal and wrist joints, and other joints are relatively normal because they are less affected.

The symptoms of osteoarthritis patients are relatively mild at the beginning, but the condition will worsen as the patient becomes more active, and the symptoms of osteoarthritis patients will be alleviated after rest. However, patients with bone and joint problems will experience morning stiffness, which usually lasts less than half an hour.

In their daily lives, patients with osteoarthritis should pay attention to the fact that the houses they live in should be ventilated and sunny. Patients with osteoarthritis need to keep the indoor air fresh and the bedding dry. Patients with osteoarthritis should use warm water when washing.

In addition, patients with clavicle arthritis need to supplement joint nutrients, get more sun exposure, pay attention to preventing cold and dampness, keep warm, and allow the hip joint to get a good rest. After the pain is relieved, walk slowly on flat ground once or twice a day, and move your neck in time to prevent muscle atrophy. At the same time, pay attention to adjusting your work and rest schedule to recover faster.