Rheumatology

Charcot joint is a chronic condition that primarily affects the joints of the extremities that carry weight, such as the feet and ankles. It is the process by which the joints are destroyed. people with joints Charcot has decreased sensation in the affected area and problems with the nerves that carry information to and from the brain and spine. (called peripheral neuropathy)

Ankylosing spondylitis is the most painful and arthritis symptom. It is often found in men under 40, although women and Children can have it. Ankylosing means joining together and inflammation or swelling of the joints of the spine. The joints of the lower back can fuse, affecting the stoop. Swelling of the ligaments that attach to the bone causes the bones to wear out and then try to heal. New bone replaces the elastic tissue called ligaments, and stiffness is most often affected in the lower back, chest and neck. Other affected joints include the hips, shoulders, knees, and ankles. It affects other organs such as the eyes, heart and lungs.

It is a disease in which the small intestine in the body becomes inflamed and expands. These blood vessels may be in the skin, joints, stomach, and kidneys. This disease, known as allergic purpura, is most common in young children, especially boys. As for older children or adults, it is possible.