What about rheumatism and other arthritis?

There are significant differences between rheumatism arthritis and other types of arthritis in a number of ways, mainly in terms of causes, symptoms, treatment, prognosis and population groups. The following is a detailed analysis of these differences: 2. **Other arthritis**: ** rheumatism arthritis**: one of the manifestations of rheumatism, mostly related to upper respiratory infections. ** Traumatic arthritis**: mostly induced by external injuries or persistent chronic labour damage leading to a discomfort or the formation of a bone. ** osteoporosis**: due to tissue degeneratives and cumulative labour losses, most of them among obese and overweight middle-aged persons. ** Septic arthritis**: caused by bacterial intrusion into the joint cavity, mostly among children and adolescents.

Symptoms 1.** Rwet arthritis**:** joint pain**: multiple symmetrical, continuous, hourly and heavy, multiple joints such as wrists, palms, near-end fingers, etc., may also weigh large joints such as knees, ankles, elbows, etc. **Swollen joint **: Owing to the inflammation of cortex internal fluids or soft tissue around the joints, manifested in local swelling of the joints and higher skin temperature on the surface. ** Morning stiff**: the joints get up in the morning, and the activity gradually subsides, usually in the fingers, wrists and toes, usually lasting more than 30 minutes. **Axes of joints**: Long and repeated hairs can lead to joint malformations, such as joint swollen swollens, tilts on the side of the ruler, etc. ** Under skin knot**: in skin wrinkles such as elbow nests, armpits, hip ditches, and on the side of the face, neck and limbs. ** Serum-type rheumatism positive**: detection of blood-type rheumatism can assist in the diagnosis of rheumatism. 2. **Other arthritis**: ** rheumatism arthritis**: frequent occurrence of major joints such as knees, shoulders, elbows, wrists, etc., and symptoms of vagrancy, swelling and fever. ** Traumatic arthritis**: in the form of swelling, pain and motor disorders, which can easily occur in heavy joints such as shoulders, knees, ankles, etc. ** osteoporosis**: Symptoms are mainly joint pain, rigidity (reducing pain after a minor activity), and femininity can result in joint swelling, muscle atrophy, etc. ** Septic arthritis**: The main symptoms are local red, swelling, pain, heat and functional disorders, as well as all-body symptoms of intoxication such as high heat.

1. ** Rheumatism**: Patients can be treated on medical advice with drugs such as fluoromettes and hydroxychloroquine sulphate, or through joint replacement. 2. **Other arthritis**: * ** rheumatism arthritis**: mainly anti-infection treatment and treatment of symptoms. * ** Traumatic arthritis**: non-surgery treatment, mainly rest, brakes, physiotherapy, may be considered for surgical treatment if necessary. * ** Osteoporosis**: treatment may be given on medical orders for medications such as Bloven’s slow release capsules, sculpture capsules, or through massage, acupuncture, etc. * ** Puscitic arthritis**: treatment needs to be done with a sufficient amount of antibiotics at an early stage, and surgical treatment may be considered if necessary. # # # iv, prep ** rheumatism **: Failure to provide timely treatment can lead to joint malformations, restricted activities, etc., and even to disability. 2. **Other arthritis**: the prognosis varies by type, but generally does not cause joint malformation and disability. 1 ** Rheumatism arthritis**: mostly in young age, with more women. 2. **Other arthritis**:* ** rheumatism arthritis**: mostly among adults. * ** Traumatic arthritis**: athletes and young adults are more frequent. * ** osteoporosis**: most of the obese and overweight middle-aged are found, with more women than men. * ** Puscitic arthritis**: most of them among children and adolescents.

Based on the above, there are significant differences between rheumatism and other types of arthritis in terms of causes, symptoms, treatment, prognosis and the population with the disease. Therefore, in cases of arthritis symptoms, medical treatment and detailed examinations should be carried out in a timely manner in order to allow for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.