Silver crumb arthritis: complete diagnosis of symptoms and treatment
Silver crumb arthritis is an inflammatory joint disease associated with silver crumb, which not only affects the skin but also causes damage to the joint, with serious consequences for the quality of life of the patient.
Understanding their clinical symptoms and treatment is essential for patient management and rehabilitation. Clinical symptoms of silver crumb arthritis are diverse. On the skin side, most patients have silver crumbs, followed by joint symptoms. The typical silver crumb rash manifests itself in red spots with clear borders, with multiple layers of silver and white crumbs covered, shaving the crumbs to see membrane phenomena and spot bleeding. In the case of arthropod symptoms, the length of the joint is extensive and can be abscured on the fingers, toes, causing swelling, pain, malformations and changes in the raisins, similar to changes in the raisins, and in the case of large joints such as knee joints, hips, etc., causing pain in the joints and limited activity; some of the patients also suffer from spinal strain, in the form of back pains, stiff spines and, in serious cases, a change in the pattern of straight spina. In addition, about one third of patients suffer from a manicure disease, such as increased nail thickness, dimplement, colour alteration and stripping.
In the area of treatment, the main objectives are to control skin damage, mitigate arthritis, delay joint damage and maintain joint function. Drug treatment is the foundation, and inflammation drugs can be effective in reducing joint pain and swelling and improving joint function, but they cannot prevent progress. In case of disease activity, accompanied by multiple joints or extra joints, traditional combinations are often selected to improve the state of rheumatism, such as ammonium butterflies, which inhibits the immune response and controls the development of the disease.
Biological agents are new treatment options for patients with poor or severe treatment of traditional drugs, such as tumour cause-of-mortem inhibitors, which can specifically interrupt inflammation factors, rapidly relieve symptoms and control conditions. In addition to medication, physiotherapy is indispensable. Joint exercise maintains joint activity and increases muscle strength, such as moderate joint stretching, walking, swimming, etc. Photochemistry, i.e. exposure to long-wave UV after oral or external replicate, has improved skin and joint symptoms in some patients. Patients are also required to be self-regulating, to keep their skin clean, to avoid scratching, to prevent re-emergence of skin damage; to keep their joints warm, to avoid overwork and joint damage; to stop smoking and alcohol, to maintain a healthy lifestyle, to cooperate actively with doctors, to review regularly, to monitor changes in conditions and adverse medical responses, in order to adjust treatment programmes in a timely manner.
Although silver crumb arthritis is a chronic, re-emergence disease, most patients can effectively control symptoms and maintain a normal life and work through scientifically sound treatment and management. Patients should build confidence in the fight against disease, confront it and work with doctors to manage it.
