How to treat ankle joint effusion

I believe many people have seen patients undergoing physical therapy in hospitals, especially those with bone diseases. In fact, patients undergo this treatment to relieve the symptoms of the disease inside the body and to speed up the recovery of the disease. However, some people do not know how to treat diseases such as ankle joint effusion. So, how to treat ankle joint effusion?

First, how to treat ankle effusion? This disease condition does not require physical therapy. The ankle joint is a part that is relatively easy to ignore, but the impact caused by the parts that are easily ignored is often greater. Ankle joint effusion is a very common disease. What should I do if I have ankle effusion? Let us learn about ankle effusion below. I hope that after everyone understands ankle effusion, they will be more scientific when taking measures. Generally, it is not normal for the knee and ankle joints to swell for twenty days and have fluid accumulation. There are two reasons that can cause such symptoms: previous injury (such as sprain, bruise) and recurrence of old injury.

Second, ankle effusion is caused by ankle synovitis. One of the lesions of our ankle joint is wear and tear, ankle osteoarthritis or bone spurs in the ankle joint will cause ankle synovitis, causing swelling and effusion. In addition, male compatriots do not pay much attention to their diet, which can cause gout, gouty arthritis, joint synovium, and ankle synovial effusion. The swelling is also relatively severe. Rheumatoid arthritis can easily invade the ankle joint and cause ankle synovitis, causing swelling and pain. The manifestation of synovitis is effusion. The main thing is to control the primary disease, just like our osteoarthritis, and try to reduce the use of the joints.

How to treat ankle joint effusion? Rest the joint as much as possible. Generally, do not squat, go up and down stairs, or climb mountains to avoid stimulating it. The synovial membrane will not be inflamed and there will be no effusion. For gout, control your diet and eat low-purine foods. Do not eat seafood or animal offal. Control the intake of purine and purine-rich foods. Rheumatoid arthritis must be treated actively. If it is controlled well with anti-rheumatoid drugs or drugs such as leflunomide, arthritis or effusion will gradually not occur.