Dr. Randeep Guleria, Director of All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), New Delhi, India, said that arthritis occurs when bacteria or pathogens invade joints, inflammation and damage . If not treated promptly, the disease can cause prolonged serious consequences.
Long -term effects of infection arthritis
Demonstrate joint function: Severe inflammation can damage cartilage and bone, causing pain and difficulty moving joints.
Extensive infection complications: Bacteria can penetrate blood, leading to blood infections, life -threatening.
Bone damage: bacteria can erode bones, cause deformation and osteoporosis.
Chronic pain: Patients may have prolonged pain despite being treated, affecting mental health.
The limited mobilization ability: stiffness and pain reduces normal activity, affecting daily life.
Reference infection: If not treated completely, the disease may recur, causing more serious damage.
Influence on other parts: Severe infections can spread to organs such as the heart, liver, and kidneys.
Psychological impact: prolonged pain and difficulty in movement can cause depression and anxiety.
How to prevent infected arthritis
Hygiene: Wash your hands clean and take care of the wound properly.
Early infection treatment: timely examination and treatment when signs of infection.
Enhance immunity: healthy eating, exercise and getting enough sleep.
Proper antibiotic use: Compliance with the right dose when taking the drug.
Avoid contact with infections: limit contact with patients.
Periodic health check: Monitoring joints regularly, especially for people with background disease.
Conclude
Infection arthritis can cause serious problems, but if detected and treated promptly, you can minimize long -term impacts and improve life quality. To prevent, maintain good hygiene and find medical support as soon as there are signs of infection.
