Diseases of the joints, muscles and connective tissue (rheumatology)

Bursitis of the finger

Bursitis of the finger is an inflammatory disease that occurs in the synovial (or joint) bag of the joints, which is called the bursa.

Pleuralopathy periarthritis is one of the pathologies that have an inflammatory character, and affects structures that are located near the shoulder joint. Partial "peri" means that the inflammatory focus includes the joint and surrounding tissues and structures.

Symphysite

Symphysitis is considered a pathology of the lone articulation, which is based on the inflammatory response in response to the effect of the damaging factor.

Symptoms of myositis

Symptoms of myositis in most cases are represented by pain syndrome, weakness in muscles and even their atrophy.

Muscular dystrophy

Chronic disease of hereditary genesis, expressed by degeneration of the muscles supporting the skeletal bone skeleton, is muscular dystrophy.

Myositis of the neck

Myositis of the neck is an inflammatory process in the muscular tissues of the cervical region, characterized by painfulness of the affected area of the muscles, weakness and restriction of the mobility of the neck.

Peridostite of the bones

Periostitis of bones is a disease that is characterized by an inflammatory process in one of the layers of the bone, or in all layers (in cases of neglect of the disease).

Bunion Heels

Bursitis of the heel is an inflammation, which in most cases is also characterized by acute pain. There is this problem on the background of incorrectly selected shoes, in time not treated wound and even with excessive physical exertion. More details about this phenomenon will be discussed below.

Removing the Hygroma

Currently, only the removal of the hygroma is the most effective method of treatment, giving a minimum of relapses.

Hygroma of foot

In most cases, the hygroma of the foot is found in the ankle or outside the phalanal bones.

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