Rheumatism is a systemic disease of undiscovered chronic, mainly inflammatory rinsitis. It is characterized by multiple joints, symmetrical, invasive arthritis, often accompanied by stress on the extrasynthalmic organs concerned and by sero-homogenic factors that can lead to joint malformations and loss of function。
The cause of rheumatism is unknown and may be related to:
1. Genetic factors: 1 per cent - 10 per cent of patients with rheumatism have family genetic orientation。
2. Infective factor: many micro-organisms are considered to be triggers and triggers for immune response。
3. Endocrine factor: estrogen can stimulate the onset of rheumatism。
4. Environmental factors: long-term humid and cold conditions that can lead to rheumatism。
5. Other factors: smoking, trauma, stress, stimuli, etc. May also be associated with rheumatism。
The treatment of rheumatism includes the following:
General treatment: includes rest, joint brakes, joint exercise, etc。
2. Drug treatment:
Inflammatory drugs such as brophen, sodium bichlorfonate, etc. Are resistant to inflammation and pain。
Anti-generous medicine, such as ammonium butterflies, fluoride and nitrous sulfide, can improve the condition and slow it down。
Sugar cortex hormones: such as peneson, disemison, etc., have a strong anti-inflammatory effect and can mitigate symptoms。
Biological agents, such as tnf-alpha, il-6, which can be specific to inflammatory cells and cytogens, have better anti-inflammatory and immune regulation。
3. Surgical treatment: in the case of terminally ill persons, surgical treatment may be provided, such as a joint replacement procedure, to improve joint functioning。
During treatment, patients need to pay attention to the following:
1. To take medication on time, as prescribed by the medical authorities, and to refrain from causing any increase in the quantity of drugs or their withdrawal。
2. Take care to keep the joint warm and avoid cold irritation。
3. Maintain a good mindset and avoid overwork and stress。
4. Appropriate physical exercise to improve health。
Periodic reviews of blood norms, liver and kidney functions etc. To monitor the side effects of drugs。
In terms of diet, food rich in proteins, vitamins and minerals, such as eggs, milk, vegetables, fruits, etc., can be appropriately consumed to avoid spicy, irritant foods。
