(a) Childhood specific arthritis (JIA) is an undisclosed joint swelling that lasts more than six weeks for children under the age of 16, is a common form of conjunctive tissue disease in childhood, is characterized by chronic arthritis and can be accompanied by extensive system damage and is the primary cause of disability and blindness among children.
The following is a detailed explanation of the incidence of arthritis at an early age:
Clinical performance The clinical performance of early childhood specific arthritis is diverse and can be classified according to clinical performance into type 6: 1. ** Full-body **: the acuteness of the disease and the apparent symptoms of the whole-body. A little more than five years old. :: Heating: Heating, which can be accompanied by cold warfare, indigence, abated appetite and normal activity. :: Skin rashes: diagnostically, light red rashes or rubellas, approximately 3 mm in diameter, which can be integrated into slices, itchyness, visible near the chest and limbs; hotness occurs during heat and the fever fades away. :: Symptoms of joints: joint pains and arthritis, increase during fever, cooling down or abating the heat. Knees are the most tired. :: Other systemic symptoms: hepatic spleen, lymphoma swollen, mild hepatic abnormalities and yellow blubber; pleural and cardiac inflammation with no visible symptoms, with a small number of mestrogen pneumonia; neurological symptoms such as headaches, vomiting, convulsions, increased convulsions of cerebral fluids and changes in the electroencephalogram. 2. **Multiple arteries**: not less than five, mostly symmetrical. In the form of joint swelling, pain and limited activity, which resulted in a sharp deformation and muscle atrophy near the joint. The morning freeze is a characteristic of this type. It is also classified as rheumatist negative and rheumatist positive 2. 3. **Little joints**: not more than four. It is good for large joints such as ankles, elbows or wrists, asymmetrical, with little disability. A few cases of chronic iris can cause visual impairment or even blindness. **Silver crumbs**: one or more arthritis and silver crumbs. It is often manifested in the combination of arthritis with any of the following two: toy (toe) ale; fingernail dents or fingernails; and silver crumbs among middle-level relatives in family history. 5. **Hysynthetic inflammation **: arthritis with inflammation. It is often manifested in arthritis or inflammation, accompanied by at least two of the following cases: skeletal arthritis or inflammatory hips and spinal pains, not confined to the cervical vertebrae; HLA-B27 positives; male children aged over 8 years; middle-level family relatives with HLA-B27-related diseases (strengthened spina, grapes or skeletal arthritis). 6. **Unclassified JIA**: joint arthritis that does not meet any of the above-mentioned type I or above.
Treatment The treatment of early childhood specific arthritis includes medication, surgical treatment, Chinese medical treatment and other treatments.
1. **Drug treatment** ** ** ** ** non-synthetic anti-inflammation drugs**: non-synthetic anti-inflammation drugs can be used separately at the beginning of a disease, to help control all-body symptoms such as fever and to alleviate joint pain and inflammation. Common drugs include Brophen, bichlorfonic acid and thorium, and care should be taken not to take two or more non-inflammatory drugs at the same time. The drug does not prevent the development of joint disease, does not recommend long-term use and requires attention to the effects of liver and kidney toxicity during drug use. * ** Sugar cortex hormones**: the diagnosis of special arthritis in early childhood is explicit or uses a non-methodic anti-inflammation drug ~ 2 weeks without effective control of whole-body inflammation and joint symptoms, with the option of oral sugar cortex hormones, such as piston, when the system is severely symptomatic, with the option of intravenous injection of methyl python. Sugar cortex hormones are the primary drug in the initial stages of treatment, with a full treatment time of 2⁄4 weeks, gradually decreasing to a minimum acceptable dose, based on the assessment of the activity of the condition, for a total treatment of 3⁄6 months.
The main side effects are stunted growth, infections and osteoporosis. * ** Biological agent**: e.g., white cell media (IL)-1 receptor blocker, IL-6 receptor blocker, tumour cause of death (TNF)-alpha inhibitor. If it is still associated with inflammatory activity, it is recommended that sugar cortex hormones be treated with biological agents to reduce hormone use. Early and rational use of biological agents contributes to the rapid reduction of sugary cortex hormones and to the growth and development of children. TNF-α is also an option for arthritis. If the treatment is not effective, the two types of biological agents can be converted between them. * ** TNF-α condensant**: TNF-alpha condensants may also be considered to be used for abating whole-body symptoms and related arthritis manifestations, such as in Nasip or Adam. * ** Immunosuppressants**: can improve inflammation and prevent or delay the destruction of joint structures, which is slow and usually takes one year. The most commonly used are amaminos, fluorometts, salidamids, ringicillin A, and other drugs include sulphate, cyclophosphamine and osteosterol.
2. ** Surgery treatment** * Persons with advanced arthropods and functional impairments of disease, where a viable joint replacement improves the quality of life. :: Evidently dissectable filaments when treatment of drugs for early or severe filaments is ineffective.
3. **Medical treatment** ** **Acupuncture treatment** : Acupuncture can be detached, blood circulation can be promoted, so as to have an effect on inflammation, with some clinical efficacy. :: **physiotherapy, Electrotherapy**: curing, promoting blood circulation, improving rigidity and inflammating pain through chemical, thermal irritation of caves. 4. ** Functional exercise** * From passive to active exercise, gradually increasing activity intensity, muscle exercise and muscle strength.
Symptoms Symptoms of the early onset of special arthritis, which can be combined with a colossal cytoactivity syndrome, are serious and lethal complications, the main causes of which are the blood cells that devour the organism as a result of the hyperactivity of the tissue cells, which can drain and cause multiple organ systems and even multi-organ decay, with the characteristics of sudden onset, rapid progress, high mortality rates and pre-mortality. In addition, early childhood arthritis can be combined with pneumonia spa infections, mutagenic nasalitis, heart damage and kidney damage. In conclusion, early childhood arthritis is a serious form of child entanglement and requires adequate attention and timely treatment.
