The Best Treatment for Periostitis

Periosteitis is due to periosteal and periosteal vascular dilation, congestion, edema or subperiosteal bleeding, and then hematoma organization, periosteal tissue proliferation and inflammatory changes, resulting in stress periosteal injury or septic bacterial infection leading to periosteal injury. The main symptoms of periostitis are joint swelling, pain, dysfunction, muscle atrophy, etc. If bacterial infection is present, appropriate antibiotic treatment can be given actively in the early stage to achieve satisfactory results. Some anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs such as aclofenac, celecoxib, etc. can also be taken to relieve symptoms.