What are the symptoms of patellar arthritis

Osteoarthritis is actually a common type of arthritis. The main symptoms are limited mobility, pain, and movement disorders. Through these symptoms, we can know that it has a relatively large impact on the patient's daily life. Therefore, we must understand the causes, do a good job of prevention in life, and adopt effective treatment methods.

1. What are the symptoms of patellar arthritis?

Congenital patellar developmental disorders, abnormal position, large or small femoral condyle, or acquired knee valgus, valgus, tibial external rotation deformity, etc. can all make the patella unstable and become the basis for chronic injury. Long-term, rapid and forceful flexion and extension of the knee joint increases wear on the patellofemoral joint and is a common cause of this disease. Abnormalities in the composition of synovial fluid due to various reasons can cause patellar cartilage malnutrition, making it susceptible to degenerative changes due to minor injuries.

2. Causes

Congenital patellar developmental disorders, abnormal position, large or small femoral condyle, or acquired knee valgus, valgus, tibial external rotation deformity, etc. can all make the patella unstable and become the basis for chronic injury. Long-term, rapid and forceful flexion and extension of the knee joint increases wear on the patellofemoral joint and is a common cause of this disease. Abnormalities in the composition of synovial fluid due to various reasons can cause patellar cartilage malnutrition, making it susceptible to degenerative changes due to minor injuries.

3. Treatment Methods

1. Inhibit inflammation: After multiple molecules of active oxygen are injected into the joint cavity, they come into contact with the synovial membrane, reduce inflammation, inhibit inflammation and exudation of the synovial membrane, and promote the absorption of joint effusion.

2. Repair tissues: Multi-molecule reactive oxygen species can increase the synthesis of interstitial cells and articular cartilage. Stimulate the proliferation of cartilage and fibroblasts, and play a certain role in repair.

3. Relieve pain: After injection, it directly acts on nerve endings and inhibits the release of intermediate neurons and substances such as enkephalin, thereby achieving analgesic effect.