Mention rheumatoid bone disease, I believe no one is unfamiliar with it. The clinical incidence of this disease is very high, causing tremendous harm to thousands of patients. There are many reasons for rheumatoid bone disease, mainly divided into Due to external factors and internal factors, the disease is more likely to occur in winter, so what symptoms and symptoms will rheumatic bone disease show in winter, we need to pay special attention to it?

　　Rheumatoid bone disease is characterized by high incidence in winter, generally after 11 days in orthopedics There are more outpatients in this area. Generally speaking, the number of patients is the most during the period from November to February of the following year. After May 1st, the number of these patients decreases significantly. Rheumatoid bone disease is closely related to temperature and humidity factors. Generally speaking, the onset of cervical spondylosis in winter is mainly characterized by muscle stiffness or even muscle spasms. Some people think that the neck and shoulders seem to have a tumor. Sometimes when they come to the hospital, they find that the muscle spasms of the neck and shoulders become a small pimple. It is not a tumor.

　　 In addition, the cervical spondylosis caused by cold is more dizzy. This may be related to the blood supply to the head when cervical spondylosis occurs. In addition, hand numbness, hand pain, sleep at night, and numbness of the upper limbs, this is also a symptom of cervical spondylosis.

　　 For lumbar disc herniation, in winter, patients sometimes feel that they often flash their waists. Some patients can’t move when they bend their heads while washing their faces. The bones in the hospital are okay. Consider the lumbar spine. Of the facet joints were slightly misaligned or soft tissue incarcerated. In addition, there are many cases of lumbago and leg pain and numbness of lower extremity pain in winter. For example, some patients always feel that their toes are always numb, and they feel numb when they sleep.

　　 For rheumatoid arthritis, it is more closely related to the season. There are many patients with rheumatoid arthritis. The first attack is from November to February. Rheumatoid arthritis can be seen It has a lot to do with temperature and humidity. In addition, in winter rheumatoid arthritis, joint swelling and pain or even arthritis are more likely. In patients with swollen joints, the skin is shiny, and the patient feels limited movement when moving. When squeezing the joint, he feels that there is fluid or even tenderness in the joint, which is very painful.