What are the causes of Heel tenosynovitis?

Heel tenosynovitis is more common in daily life. It is a disease that cannot be ignored. The patient's heel is painful and swollen, which will affect the normal function of the heel. This disease cannot be ignored. We should pay attention to the functional changes in the heel area and correctly understand the cause of the disease. So what is the main cause of Heel tenosynovitis?

1. External wind-cold stimulation:

When the heel is stimulated by wind or cold, it can easily affect the health of the tendon sheath in the heel area, leading to slow blood circulation, blood stasis and other discomforts, causing pain and other discomforts, and leading to the occurrence of tenosynovitis.

2. Liver and kidney deficiency, insufficient qi and blood:

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, the cause of Heel tenosynovitis is related to liver and kidney damage and insufficient qi and blood. As people age, their liver and kidney essence will decline to varying degrees, leading to insufficient qi and blood. During this period, the nourishment of qi and blood to the Heel aponeurosis muscle soft tissue is affected, and its flexor tendon will undergo degenerative degeneration, and then symptoms of Heel tenosynovitis will appear.

3. Cumulative strain and injury:

If the patient engages in heavy physical labor for a long time, it will cause serious load on the heel, which may easily cause tendon injury. The bone fiber tube will also be repeatedly rubbed or squeezed, causing congestion and edema of the bone fiber tube, which will also cause harm to the health of the Heel tendon sheath.

4. Disease factors:

Some patients with Heel tenosynovitis cannot receive effective treatment for a long time due to disease factors, such as heel joint inflammation, which will cause long-term symptoms of Heel tenosynovitis and harm the health of the heel.

We have learned about the four causes of Heel Tenosynovitis, which involve the function of people's heels and can cause discomfort symptoms such as pain and swelling. After the onset of the disease, you should actively seek medical treatment, quickly treat it, and control the progression of the disease. During the recovery period, patients can do appropriate outdoor exercise and pay attention to the activities of the heels, but control the intensity during exercise.