Septic arthritis is an inflammatory joint disease caused by an infection. It is a serious condition that requires immediate treatment.
Symptoms of septic arthritis include inflammation, pain, swelling, and decreased joint mobility.
The most common cause of septic arthritis is the introduction of infection through injury, surgery, or other joint damage.
Diagnostic tests for septic arthritis include laboratory analysis of joint fluid, X-rays, and other examinations.
Treatment for septic arthritis includes antibiotic therapy, joint drainage, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation.
Prevention of septic arthritis includes minimizing the risk of infection, timely treatment of joint injuries and other joint damage.
Rheumatologist treats septic arthritis.
Note: This material is provided for informational purposes only and is not medical advice.