What are the symptoms of rheumatic pain in the feet

Rheumatic pain is more common among middle-aged and elderly people. The degree of pain is troubling to many people and has a great impact on their lives. Rheumatic pain in the feet only occurs in certain parts of the body, and the symptoms are obvious. Patients may experience symptoms such as morning stiffness, and attention should be paid to the care of the cold and warm feet.

1. Morning stiffness

Morning stiffness refers to tightness, stiffness, inflexibility or restriction of joints in the morning or after waking up. In mild cases, it can be relieved or disappear after getting up or relaxing, while in severe cases, it may not be relieved all day. Its duration is one of the measures of the activity level of the disease. Morning stiffness is a symptom of all rheumatoid arthritis and is a dangerous signal as well as one of the important evidences for clinical diagnosis.

2. Joint swelling

Joint swelling is a sign of synovitis or surrounding soft tissue inflammation, the degree of which varies depending on the type of inflammation and is caused by joint effusion or synovial hypertrophy. Swelling caused by bone enlargement feels hard like bone and cannot be moved when pressed. Swelling caused by hyperplasia of soft tissue in or around joints feels different from that of healthy tissue. Swelling caused by effusion or blood accumulation feels fluctuating. Joint pain is a symptom of all rheumatoid patients. The degree of joint pain is often related to the severity of joint swelling. The more obvious the swelling, the more severe the pain.

3. Affected joints

Rheumatoid arthritis can occur in the human body's ligaments, bursae, fascia, cartilage, bones and tendons. The frequency of use of various human bodies may cause injuries to the joints, elbows, shoulders, ankles, etc.

4. Symmetrical wandering

The early joint mobility is very obvious. The migratory interval is relatively short, and except for early migratory pain, the migratory nature of arthritis is often symmetrical.