Detailed explanation of the causes of finger joint pain

Many friends do not care about the pain in their finger joints, but you should pay attention to abnormal pain in the joints because it may be a sign of disease. We should pay more attention to the joints so that we can better protect our hands.

Rheumatoid arthritis: This is a disease that can cause disability in later stages if not treated promptly. It usually appears in some small joints such as hands, wrists, and feet. In the early stages, there will be redness, swelling, heat and pain. I hope friends who have this symptom will pay attention.

Bone hyperplasia: Middle-aged and elderly people are particularly prone to bone hyperplasia, especially those who do repetitive physical labor, such as teachers, workers, etc. These people often repeat certain actions due to their occupations. If they do not pay attention to health care, they are particularly prone to bone hyperplasia when they reach middle age and old age.

Suppurative arthritis caused by bacterial infection, rheumatoid arthritis and rheumatoid arthritis caused by autoimmune or allergic reactions, gouty arthritis caused by metabolic disorders, and traumatic arthritis caused by trauma, etc.

Osteoarthritis of the joints, which is also the cause of pain in the finger joints, is characterized by swelling and bony growths in the joints - bone spurs. It often occurs at the finger joints, but can also occur at the joints between the fingers. Hyperplastic arthritis usually occurs in older people, often over 40 years old, first appearing in one or several fingers, and then affecting other fingers. The affected joints may become red, swollen and painful. Morning stiffness is common and can be severe but lasts only briefly, less than 20 minutes. X-ray examination showed bone hyperplasia.