Arthritis And Night Sweats
Granulomatous arthritis
Symptoms
- Decreased movement in the joints
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Excessive sweating , especially at night -
Joint swelling with warm,tender joints - Low-grade
fever Muscle atrophy - Muscle spasms
- Numbness, tingling, or weakness below the infection (if the spine is involved)
- Weight loss or loss of appetite
Note: The condition usually starts slowly and usually involves only one joint.
Signs and tests
A physical examination shows swelling and irritation (inflammation) of the joint.
Tests:
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Aspiration ...
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