What are the causes of knee pain in the elderly in spring?

The weather is changeable in spring, and many elderly patients with osteoarthrosis are very sensitive to the weather changes, which often leads to the onset of bone pain in the elderly. In fact, this is all caused by osteoarthritis, and the prevalence rate rises rapidly with age; More than 50% people over 65 years old have osteoarthritis, and 80% people over 75 years old will have symptoms. At present, osteoarthritis is the main cause of pain and disability in the elderly.

In spring, the elderly should pay attention to avoid living in damp places and keep dry. Pay attention to keep warm, such as acupuncture, traditional Chinese medicine fumigation, hot compress, physical therapy, massage, observation of joints and plaster application, functional exercise, and should be nursed back to health, eat less greasy food, mainly fresh and light, and pay attention to calcium supplementation. Insisting on proper exercise, such as jogging and brisk walking, getting more sunshine, breathing fresh air, and quitting smoking and drinking can slow down osteoporosis and enhance physical fitness.