A precursor to rheumatism

Rheumatology has no obvious symptoms in the early stage of the disease, which makes it difficult for most patients to detect the disease. In the early stage of rheumatism, only some patients may show mild systemic symptoms, such as fatigue, loss of appetite and low fever. Patients should carefully observe their physical conditions before they can detect abnormalities. If rheumatism is not controlled in time and the disease progresses further, the symptoms will become more and more serious. The patient's joints will gradually be affected, showing signs of redness and pain, and the skin may also be damaged, so try to treat the disease early.