Male pubic pain

If men have pubic pain, it is likely a symptom caused by periostitis. And periostitis is also a relatively dangerous condition for patients. Therefore, when a patient is diagnosed with periostitis, effective treatment is required under the guidance of a doctor as soon as possible. Below, we will introduce the causes, clinical manifestations and treatment methods of periostitis!

1. Causes

① Few physical activities in daily life, poor coordination of the body, sudden increase in exercise, running and jumping training, too long activities, repeated forceful backward push of the feet during running and jumping, long-term alternating tension of the calf muscles, constant muscle pulling, tearing and injury of the periosteum of the calf, dilation and congestion of the periosteum and periosteal blood vessels, or subperiosteal hemorrhage and hematoma, periosteal hyperplasia and inflammatory changes. ② Post-traumatic purulent bacterial infection.

2. Clinical manifestations

1. Systemic symptoms

The systemic symptoms of non-infectious periostitis are mild. Only in acute hematogenous osteomyelitis are the systemic symptoms severe. Symptoms of the anterior limbs include general fatigue, followed by body aches, loss of appetite, chills, and severe cases may have chills. There is often a hyperthermic fever of 39℃ to 41℃, irritability, a fast and weak pulse, and even septic symptoms such as delirium and coma. Symptoms of meningeal irritation may also occur. Such patients often have anemia, dehydration, and acidosis.

2. Local symptoms

Periostitis causes local pain, local congestion and edema, and movement disorders. In the early stage of hematogenous osteomyelitis, there are local severe pain and throbbing pain, protective muscle spasms, and the limbs dare not move. The affected area is swollen and tender. If the lesion is close to the joint, the joint may also swell, but the tenderness is not significant. When the abscess penetrates the bone and periosteum to the subcutaneous tissue, there will be fluctuations. After penetrating the skin, a sinus is formed, which will not heal for a long time.

3. Treatment

Whether periostitis can be completely cured depends on three aspects: timely and accurate diagnosis; timely and effective comprehensive treatment; timely functional exercise and daily health care.

1. Timely and accurate diagnosis: The main symptom of periostitis is joint swelling, followed by pain, functional impairment, and muscle atrophy. Some patients blindly receive treatment without a correct diagnosis and lose the best time for treatment.

2. Timely and effective comprehensive treatment: Timely, regular and effective treatment after diagnosis is the key. Antibiotic treatment in the early stage of periostitis can achieve satisfactory results.

3. Timely functional training and post-rehabilitation health care: During the treatment of periostitis, it is recommended that treatment and functional training be carried out simultaneously to avoid complications after recovery.