Nodule Rheumatic

Rheumatic nodules (noduli rheumatici) are small granulomas that form on the skin and subcutaneous tissue due to inflammation and deposition of immune complexes. They occur mainly in people suffering from rheumatism, but can occur in other cases.

Reasons for the formation of roar

What is a rheumatic nodule? A rheumatic nodule is a localized, painful and firm lump under the skin, usually at the site of tension or injury, predominantly in young people. It is believed that the nodule is the initial sign of rheumatism affecting the musculoskeletal system. According to the International Association of Rheumatic Diseases (IAS), a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis can be made even without signs of inflammation or joint deformity. When joints are affected, but there are no signs of deformation yet, this diagnosis can be determined by the following signs: • characteristic “crunching” sound; • pathological disorders in body position;

What else you need to know: 1. With the development of a rheumatic nodule in the cervical vertebrae, discomfort and pain begin to be felt in the area