The cause of rheumatic pain in dogs

This disease occurs due to allergic reactions or allergic reactions caused by repeated streptococcal infections. In medical practice, it is discovered that the occurrence and prevalence of upper respiratory tract infectious diseases, sudden changes in climate, cold and humid environment, invasion of the body by drafts and strong winds, sudden exposure to cold rain after strenuous activities or sweating, and sleeping in the wind and snow Moderate to moderate levels can induce rheumatism.

Symptoms of Rheumatoid Pain in Dogs

Rheumatoid disease mainly presents symptoms of arthritis, called rheumatoid arthritis, which also mostly occurs in dogs. Its cause is different from that of rheumatism. It is an autoimmune disease. It is the result of the immune response of the body's own immune system and its own normal tissue cells or other components.

Symptoms of rheumatic pain in dogs

Rheumatism mainly affects the muscles and joints of the limbs, mainly manifesting muscle group and joint pain and movement dysfunction (i.e. lameness). The pain may be mild or severe, depending on the location. Transfers can occur. The disease often attacks suddenly and relapses frequently, and its claudication symptoms can be reduced or disappeared with the increase in the amount of exercise or the extension of exercise time.

Treatment of rheumatic pain in dogs

1. Improve feeding and management: take necessary measures to address the aforementioned causes, eliminate various pathogenic factors, strengthen nutrition, and improve the dog's body's disease resistance.
2. Antipyretic, analgesic and anti-rheumatic drugs: Salicylic acid drugs have the strongest anti-rheumatic effect and are effective in treating acute muscular rheumatism. Commonly used ones include: sodium salicylate, compound sodium salicylate, saou'an, aspirin tablets, phenylbutazone, compound ankypyrine, metapyrine, metamizole, Xia Tianwu, etc.
3. Application of corticosteroid drugs: It has significant anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic effects, and can significantly improve the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. Commonly used drugs in clinical practice: cortisone acetate, dexamethasone sodium phosphate, and The Songlong et al.
4. Use antibiotics to control infection: Penicillin is the first choice, and it is very necessary to use it in the acute stage of rheumatism.
5. Apply physical therapy: For example, use warm therapy, such as heating distiller's grains and vinegar grains into a cloth bag for hot compress on the affected area, or using infrared lamps for local irradiation, 20-30 minutes each time.
6. Topical application of stimulants: Mainly used for the treatment of chronic rheumatism. Drugs include active oil, safflower oil, turpentine, methyl salicylate ointment, camphor alcohol, etc. In addition, traditional Chinese medicine acupuncture and oral administration of traditional Chinese medicine can also be used for treatment.