Where is periosteitis pain located?

Periostitis pain may be located in the calcaneus, tibia, knee, shoulder, elbow, etc., depending on the cause and location of the lesion. Symptoms and treatment of periostitis may vary between children and the elderly, and it is recommended to seek medical attention and treat it under the guidance of a doctor. Periostitis is a bone disease that usually causes pain and discomfort. The location of periostitis pain may vary depending on the cause and location of the lesion. The following are some of the locations where periosteitis pain may occur: 1. Calcaneus: Calcaneus is a common location for periosteitis pain. Periosteitis is usually associated with overuse or injury, such as running, jumping, or standing for long periods of time. Pain may be felt at or around the base of the calcaneus, especially in the morning or after a long rest. 2. Tibia: Tibia is another common location for periosteitis pain. Tibia periosteitis is usually associated with overuse or injury, such as running, jumping, or overusing leg muscles. Pain may be felt on the front or side of the tibia, especially when running or walking up and down stairs. 3. Knee: Periosteitis pain may also occur around the knee. For example, patellar tendinitis is a common type of knee periostitis, pain is usually felt below the patella. In addition, meniscus injury or synovitis may also cause knee pain. 4. Shoulder: rotator cuff tendinitis of the shoulder may also cause periostitis pain. Pain is usually felt in front of or on the side of the shoulder, especially when lifting the arm or performing shoulder activities. 5. Elbow: Tennis elbow or golf elbow may also be a sign of periostitis. Pain is usually felt on the outside or inside of the elbow, especially when playing tennis, golf, or other sports that require elbow extension and rotation. Note that the location of periostitis pain may vary from individual to individual. Other diseases or injuries may also cause similar pain symptoms. Therefore, if there is unexplained periostitis pain, it should be promptly diagnosed and treated. For special populations, such as children and the elderly, the symptoms and treatment of periostitis may vary. Periostitis in children may be related to growth and development, while periostitis in the elderly may be related to osteoporosis or other health problems. Therefore, for special groups, it is recommended to diagnose and treat under the guidance of a doctor. In short, the location of periostitis pain may vary according to the cause and lesion site. If there is an unknown cause of periostitis pain, it should be diagnosed and treated promptly. At the same time, for special groups, it is recommended to treat under the guidance of a doctor.