Diagnosis and treatment of rheumatitis
What we need to focus on during our consultations and examinations has a great impact on the diagnosis of our diseases and on the writing of medical records. And what should Rwet’s diet take care of?
Eating principles for persons with rheumatism: Scientificly regular diets (soft, fresh, cold, time ration). Food that has been induced or aggravated should be avoided.
Rheumatism is not a strict diet for all patients, but for those with special symptoms, e.g. protein urine and kidney stress, light allergies, hyperureaemia and gout. Rheumatism requires special diets, for example, for patients with strong sugar-coated hormones such as pine. Avoiding alcohol consumption: Alcoholic liver and gastric mucous membranes, alcoholic liver disease and digestive ulcer. The probability of hepatic abnormality and stomach haemorrhage following the administration of anti-regular humid drugs has increased significantly.
Common disease characteristics Rheumatism (RA)
Diagnostic:
1. Clinical symptoms The main manifestations of RA are multiple and symmetrical joint pain, swelling, morning rigidity, joint deformities, etc. Women are more likely to suffer from diseases, mostly between 20 and 45 years of age.
Diagnosis: 1. Clinical symptoms 1. RAs are mainly characterized by multiple and swollen and swollen and swollen joints of symmetrical joints, mid-mornings, mists and joints, etc. Women are more likely to suffer from diseases, mostly between 20 and 45 years of age. 2. Artificial displays are typical of arthritis, with varying degrees of pain and swelling, with restrictions on accompanying activity, with morning rigidities of more than one hour. Frequently tired and near-finger joints, hand finger joints, wrists, elbows, shoulders, knees, ankles and toes, usually symmetrically long-range patients can experience joint malformations, such as sharp wrist joints, straight elbow stretches and tilts on the side of the hand joint.
Pulmonary: e.g., interplasm pulmonary disease, rheumatism, thoracic cavity. Skin: Rheumatized cortex, ulcer with re-emergence, finger/toy noma, neurological system: for example, artery syndrome, semi-deposition of ring vertebrae, etc. Eye: Cardiovascular systems such as cardiac enzyme, corneal ulcer, iris, etc. Blood system: e.g. anaemia, decrease in white cell count, decrease in plate count, spleen size etc. Renal: e.g. Iga kidney disease, membrane kidney disease etc.
Dry syndrome: Osteoporosis: Early appearance, causing multiple fractures.
Laboratory testing Blood routines: Aemia with chronic diseases common to RA patients during active life, increase in the number of slabs and rise in ESR and CRP. Self-antibody: rheumatist (RF): Sensitivity of 69% and speciality of 85%. Anti-cyclic amino acid (CCP) antibodies: Sensitivity of 50% 80%, Speciality > 90%. Other anti-melon proteins, such as AKA, APF, MTV, CARP and glucose-6-phosphate isomer (GPI) are also of value.
5. Visual examination: X-line: used to detect arthropod damage, but sensitive to early bone damage is ultrasound: the discovery of muscular inflammation/pesal inflammation, joint cavity fluids, etc., helps to determine the active MRI image of RA: identification of muscular inflammation, bone erosion, etc.
