What causes pain in the little toe?

The little toe is the last toe of our foot. Compared with other toes, it is relatively small and short, but it also often suffers from some diseases, including toe pain. This should be taken seriously, but many people do not know the cause of this situation or the consequences and sequelae it will bring. So what is the reason for little toe pain?

Toe pain is not easy to occur in daily life. Occasional friction can cause short-term pain, and wearing ill-fitting shoes can also cause toe pain. In addition, unexplained toe pain should attract everyone's attention. Authoritative orthopedic experts will give you a detailed analysis.

1. Toe pain may be caused by rheumatoid arthritis and gout

Less common toe pain is more often related to rheumatoid arthritis and gout. This type of toe pain is characterized by a sensation like being pricked by a needle, so painful that you cannot walk. To the naked eye, it is obvious that the bones are larger than normal, and there is redness.

2. Symptoms of toe pain caused by rheumatoid arthritis and gout The typical symptoms of toe pain are sudden pain in the big toe joint and redness. The reason is that the blood circulation in the joints is poor, and uric acid easily crystallizes and deposits around the joints. This disease can recur and cause permanent damage to the joints and joint deformities.

3. Related treatments for toe pain The treatment of toe pain depends on its cause. If the toe pain is caused by rheumatoid arthritis and gout, we generally use "TLG liquid knife synovectomy". This technology is the most advanced method for treating rheumatic diseases and gout, and the efficacy is very high. "TLG liquid knife synovectomy" was unanimously recognized by orthopedic experts at the National Advanced Academic Seminar on New Advances in Rheumatic and Immunological Diseases.

In the treatment of gout, Liquid Knife starts from the root cause of the disease, directly acts on the affected area with a smiling wound, directly dissolves and metabolizes the extremely proliferating synovial tissue and uric acid, eliminates the vicious cycle, and prevents the development of inflammation.

At the same time, since the diseased synovial tissue is removed, it helps to increase joint mobility and effectively prevent further development of joint deformities. After the diseased synovium is removed, the muscles, ligaments and other soft tissues around the joint are preserved, and the patient can obtain a stable joint.