Inventory of symptoms of hip synovitis

The symptoms of hip synovitis vary depending on the severity of the disease. Mild patients will experience joint pain and stiffness. If it is not effectively treated and the condition worsens, it may be accompanied by effusion, bone spurs, and free bone problems.

1. First-degree symptoms

The main symptoms are joint pain, with no significant joint swelling or accompanied by mild swelling, a creaking sound when walking, joint pain or discomfort when going up and down stairs or exerting force, a feeling of fever and stiffness in the joints after walking for a long time, and aggravated pain.

2. Secondary symptoms

The joints are swollen but not painful. There is discomfort when squatting or bending. Some patients also have muscle atrophy and swelling after excessive exercise. The symptoms are milder in the morning and worsen at night. You cannot walk for a long time. If you walk too much, your calves will feel sore and swollen, and fluid will increase.

3. Severe symptoms

The joints are swollen and painful, and are accompanied by effusion, bone spurs, and loose bones.

4. Symptoms of bone hyperplasia

Joint pain and significant swelling, more obvious when going up and down stairs, stiffness and inflexibility, with a creaking and popping sound when moving. Patellar softening type: The joints feel sore and weak when walking, and the legs become weak and unable to bend or straighten when running. The pain worsens when walking down stairs and disappears when resting.

5. Meniscus injury

Legs tend to become weak when walking. Sometimes the legs suddenly become unable to walk, and it feels like something is holding the legs back, and it takes a short rest before things can return to normal. Generally, people who love sports or have special occupations have a higher chance of injury. Sometimes accompanied by atrophy of the thigh muscles.