What is going on with recurrent rheumatism and what to do

Relapsing rheumatism, also known as relapsing rheumatism, is a chronic autoimmune disease, the true cause of which is currently unknown, may be related to physiological factors, environmental factors, genetic factors, hormonal or immune system abnormalities, etc., which can be improved by medication, physical therapy, and surgical treatment.

1. Physiological factors: such as excessive stress, low mood, and irregular diet, may also have an impact on the onset of the disease, and it is recommended that patients maintain good living habits and actively treat.

2. Environmental factors: environmental factors may be related to the occurrence and deterioration of recurrent rheumatism, smoking is a known environmental risk factor, which is related to the increased risk of rheumatoid arthritis, and it is necessary to avoid smoking and exposure to harmful chemicals as much as possible to prevent the condition from worsening.

3. Genetic factors: family history is an important risk factor for the occurrence of recurrent rheumatism, and certain genetic mutations may increase the risk of developing the disease. You can follow the doctor's instructions to use red medicine capsules, blood-invigorating pain-relieving cream, Wantong muscles and bones patch and other medications. At the same time, attention should be paid to appropriately strengthening physical exercise, which can speed up blood circulation, reduce local blood and inflammatory substance stasis, and enhance body resistance.

4. Hormones: Estrogen is thought to be related to inflammation and the regulation of the immune system, and women are more likely to suffer from recurrent rheumatism than men.

5. Immune system abnormality: Recurrent rheumatism is considered to be an autoimmune disease, that is, the immune system mistakenly attacks the body's own normal tissues, and the immune system attacks the synovial membrane (articular lining of the joint), resulting in inflammation and joint damage.

For patients with recurrent rheumatism, it is necessary to establish confidence in overcoming the disease, avoid mental tension and anxiety, and actively cooperate with the treatment to prevent complications.