Women suffer from knee joints more frequently than men. Arthropathy usually develops after 40 years, although sometimes it can be injured or in a professional athlete.
The heavier joints of the knee joint are the most difficult joints in all women, and people with varicose veins on their legs are also people with strong legs.
The disease begins gradually, with mild pain in the knee while walking. For patients, the most difficult thing is to descend or climb stairs. Pain usually occurs when a person needs to get out of a sitting position (from a chair or bed) – the first step is usually the most painful. Then, if you disagree, the pain in your knee will be slightly relieved. But with the long walk, the pain recovered again.
Rest, sit and lie, the pain usually passes. The initial pain in the articular joints of the knee joint does not occur "in the second second", which means they do not appear immediately within a day. During severe pain periods of accompaniment arthritis almost necessarily before more than a month or even perennial non-leg pain, these pains are only for prolonged walking, loading, climbing up stairs or standing up from a chair.
If the pain occurs dramatically within a day, or within a second, but before the knee is not painful, this usually indicates other illness or damage. For example, to pinch meniscus, the hit between the synovium that erodes the joint or the cartilage of the cartilage of the cartilage of the knee (the tailor of the cartilage).
However, as experience contributes, this trouble can also occur, which can then complicate the process of arthritis and add severe pain. Then, considering the above complications, the knee joint must be treated. But initially, the diagnosis of "knee joint articulation" was confirmed by the gradual development of pain symptoms.
The first stage of the knee joint
Although sometimes, initially, in the first stage of adenocarcinoma, the knee bones remain in their original shape and have little deformation. But the joint itself looks a little swollen.
First, this change in joint shape may be associated with synovitis (synovitis is the accumulation of knees of pathological fluid).
If the fluid in the joint is "obtained" too much, it even spreads to the area of popliteal Fossa in the back of the knee. Such liquid accumulation is called Baker's cyst. The term "Baker's cyst" usually scares patients because the name makes many people think of the idea that we are talking about the tumor process. However, this state has nothing to do with oncology and tumors. Baker's cyst is just a term, the accumulation of fluid in the knee. Sometimes, when too much fluid accumulates, it breaks under the knee and below - to the back of the lower leg. But even in this case, nothing terrible happened: Baker's cysts are usually easily reduced under the influence of anti-inflammatory drugs, or introducing hormone drugs into the knee. Therefore, Baker's cyst needs treatment. But under no circumstances is required!
The second stage of the knee joint
A few months later, in the second phase of gonorrhea, knee pain obviously became more intense. The pain has come from the minimum load or occurs immediately afterwards.
That is, the pain is now caused by almost all movements in the affected knee. But especially for long knees, long walks, and even wearing a small amount of weight.
After a considerable rest, the pain usually passes completely, but in the next exercise, the pain occurs again.
At about the same time, tightening of the knee joint is added to the pain during exercise. Its volume is significantly different from the nearly unheard clicks, occasionally accompanied by individual movements of healthy joints.
As the disease progresses, this austerity initially expresses weakly and becomes more audible and unique.
I want to emphasize again: there is no need to confuse the rough arthritis in the joints, which is almost always accompanied by pain, and there is a series of harmless joints that occur in some healthy people without pain.
The painless softness of the joint is creepy, which may be just the result of weak ligaments, or the result of excessive joint mobility or some other individual characteristics of the joint structure in a given person. Often, this soft tightening will not threaten anything, have no negative consequences, nor will it increase the risk of joint disease. Knee joint arthritis, damage to meniscus, etc.
In the second stage of gonadotropic tumor, parallel to the enhancement of pain and the appearance of the crystal, the ability to bend the mid-leg of the knee is usually reduced. When trying to "stop" to bend your knees, severe pain occurs in the joints, and a complete bend of the knee is usually impossible. Sometimes, the knees are bent to a corner of 90 degrees and then encounter difficulties and pain.
At the same stage of the disease, joint deformation is obvious - first, this applies to bone deformation, shape changes in the joint bone (when you feel the knee, you can notice that its bone has changed shape, just like wider and "rude").
In addition, changes in joint shape are aggravated by the accumulation of joints in pathological fluids (synovitis). At this stage, synovitis occurs more frequently, sometimes more often than it is expressed at the beginning of the disease (stage 1).
The third stage of knee arthritis
In the third stage of gonadotropism, knee pain further intensifies. Now, the knees are not only injured when moving and walking. Even during rest, pain begins to bother a person. It is difficult for patients to find a convenient location in the bed and arrange the affected knees to avoid injury. However, finding the right place, a person can usually fall asleep. Although, if the damage of the joint is combined with circulatory diseases, the joints usually begin to "distort" when changing the weather, or when the patient itself "rains" like the patient itself.
At this time, the knee joint mobility is reduced to a minimum. It is completely impossible for the knee to bend stronger than 90 degrees. Sometimes, the knees are almost never bent at all. Additionally, chances usually disappear to the end, that is, straighten your legs. In this case, a sick person has been walking on his slightly bent legs.
Compared to the second stage, the joint is more deformed in the third stage of the sixth stage of the joint, and in some cases the "varior" or "outward" leg deformation will form - the leg obtains an O-shaped or X-shaped shape. As a result, people with similar leg deformations often become unstable.