What are the common symptoms of ankle synovitis?

Ankle synovitis is a common clinical disease and also a type of degenerative arthritis. It not only affects the joints, but also affects daily movement. Many people have problems with ligaments and joints after suffering from this disease. Severe stimulation can lead to secretion disorders and cause joint degeneration. Therefore, you must receive treatment and management in normal times, and you must also understand what symptoms are included.

What are the symptoms of ankle synovitis?

Synovitis is a joint disease caused by inflammation due to irritation of the synovial membrane, which leads to an imbalance in secretion fluid.

The causes of ankle synovitis are mainly due to acute trauma and chronic injury of the ankle joint. Symptoms of ankle synovitis The symptoms of ankle synovitis may vary depending on the condition.

Ankle synovitis can be divided into acute and chronic ankle synovitis. When the ankle joint is subjected to excessive single-action exercise for a long time, the synovial tissue becomes congested and edematous, and fluid or sometimes blood accumulates in the ankle joint, which are symptoms of acute ankle synovitis.

Chronic ankle synovitis is caused by simple ankle synovial injury, such as trauma or long-term chronic ankle strain, coupled with weather changes, invasion of wind, cold and dampness, which causes the ankle joint to gradually become swollen and functional disorders, and effusion in the ankle joint, forming chronic ankle synovitis.

The above is an introduction to the symptoms of ankle synovitis. In short, ankle synovitis is an aseptic inflammation caused by poor microcirculation. The main symptom of ankle synovitis is the production of effusion. It is worth reminding that symptoms of ankle synovitis should be treated actively, and you must not overwork or exercise until the swelling and water accumulation in the ankle joint disappears. Excessive activity will damage the bones. It is recommended to use Hexikangtie, a pure Chinese medicine, for treatment.