Causes of joint arthritis

Joint arthritis is a joint disease, which usually occurs after colon disease such as colorectal hyperplasia; In genital-urinary tract infections. Women of childbearing age are susceptible to external genital infections, leading to widespread infections that cause upstream infections. The first infection only localized in the genitourinary tract, gradually spread to the joint area of the pot.

Therefore, besides clinical examination and pelvic X-ray, the physician also made some extra laboratory tests such as urine for testing Chlamydia trachomatis and N. gonorrhoeae. Also, other sexually transmitted diseases (including syphilis and HIV) should be identified.

Osteoarthritis of the joint is a chronic, long-lasting progression that, if not diagnosed and treated promptly, can leave many unfortunate consequences. Therefore, patients need to pay attention, understand more about this disease to be able to actively detect and timely medical examination in the specialty musculoskeletal.

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