careful of “skirt disease” when it is warm and cold

Condition 1 Cold panniculitis The
temperature is above 16°C, and wearing a skirt will not be harmful to the body. However, cold air irritates the skin, causing poor blood flow to the epidermis and degenerating fragile fat cells due to cold. In this way, parts such as thighs that are not well kept warm but have thick fat are prone to single or multiple hard lumps the size of apricot kernels, the epidermis is purple-red, hard to the touch, accompanied by mild pain and itching, and in severe cases, it can also cause rupture, which is cold panniculitis. Because this skin disease is more common in women who love to wear skirts, people also call it “skirt disease”.
Disease 2 Rheumatoid knee arthritis The
“autumn freeze” is a more scientific health preservation method, but the “autumn freeze” is also limited. In general, when the temperature is very low, it must be operated according to the rules of seasonal health. Some rheumatoid knee arthritis is actually a kind of “skirt disease”. Women wear skirts in cold and humid weather, and when exposed to the lower limbs outside the skirt, they will have symptoms such as coldness, numbness, soreness and discomfort due to the attack of wind and cold, especially at the knee joint, because of the lack of subcutaneous adipose tissue, lack of protection, more susceptible to cold attack, and over time, it will cause chronic rheumatoid arthritis. For example, women in Tunisia, Africa, wear dresses all year round, and most women over the age of 40 suffer from chronic arthritis during the wet and cold season.
Condition 3 Recurrence of old orthopedic injuries
Because the cooler weather will aggravate the symptoms of orthopedic diseases such as lumbar muscle strain, ligament injury, arthritis, and trauma, the pain that was not obvious will be exposed at once. Some people already have joint disease but have no obvious symptoms. If you wear very little when it is cold, you are prone to joint pain, redness and swelling. The following points should be done to control the condition. First, keep warm, especially for arthritis patients, to protect the diseased area, such as using knee pads and other protective equipment; second, take more hot baths or burn your feet with hot water to improve blood circulation in the limbs; Exercise should also be appropriate. If symptoms of joint pain, waist and legs appear, it is best to diagnose and treat them in time to prevent further deterioration of the condition.