How to treat toe fasciitis?

The symptoms of foot fasciitis are mainly local soreness, swelling and pain, sometimes tingling, which is relieved after rest and more obvious when standing and walking. Surgical treatment. The treatment method is mainly conservative symptomatic treatment, local hot compress, physical therapy and massage to relieve pain symptoms, try to avoid strenuous exercise, and wear thick-soled shoes.

Which department should I go to for fasciitis?

For patients with fasciitis, it is difficult to confirm fascial lesions with conventional imaging examinations. Magnetic resonance imaging can be used to confirm the diagnosis. The diagnosis can be confirmed through symptoms and physical examination of the patient by the doctor. The patient can be treated in the orthopedic department. Most physical signs will manifest as local tingling, and most of them will induce pain when exposed to cold or staying in the same posture for a long time. The doctor will have positive corresponding signs when examining the painful area. Fasciitis is a common and frequently occurring disease in orthopedics. It is usually an aseptic inflammation of the muscles and fascia caused by cold, excessive exercise and trauma. Fasciitis is an aseptic inflammation between the muscles and fascia, and is generally treated in the orthopedic department.

Which department should I see for fasciitis?

If you go to the hospital for a checkup and the condition is relatively mild, you can take conservative treatment measures, try to pay attention to more rest, do not overwork, reduce the weight on the affected area, and perform local hot compresses, local massage, and local massage. This can promote blood circulation, reduce inflammation, and help relieve symptoms. Needle removal treatment blunt needles, push and cut to clear adhesions, peeling to relieve scars and contractures, eliminate abnormally high stress, change the local internal environment, accelerate blood and lymph return, restore nutrient supply, improve metabolism, and activate after treatment, etc., can reduce adhesions and contractures. First of all, we must understand what kind of disease fasciitis is. Fasciitis refers to white fibrous tissue caused by various reasons. White fibrous tissue includes fascia, basement membrane, ligaments, tendons, tendon sheaths, joint capsules, and periosteum, which show a clinical manifestation of inflammatory response.