Septic Arthritis - Overview (causes, pathophysiology, treatment)

[@armandohasudungan]

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[@HiddenExistence]

Great explanation thank you. I was diagnosed with septic arthritis in my ankle and ended up in hospital for 5 weeks last August . On antibiotics for 9 weeks. I also had an infection in my lower back /spine. I had symptoms for over a week before I did anything (stupid I know) a friend ended up calling an ambulance to me. Its a long recovery, not even sure if I will ever recover fully from it but I was determined to do what ever I can to help myself, exercise, walking little and often, moving the joint around... I'm going to the gym 3 times a week. The surgeon who sees me monthly is really surprised to see my progress. I think it's really important we do whst we can to help ourselves I feel if I had done nothing I would still limping and using the crutches whereas now I can walk unaided, not very fast but its progress.

[@notanotherfuckingnikki]

If you had done nothing it would have spread and eventually taken your life. I'm glad you're on the mend

[@HiddenExistence]

@That_Medical_Enigma thank you. .I'm still recovering. Need an ankle fusion at some point but at least am alive !

[@sandilobianco6734]

What were your symptoms?

[@HiddenExistence]

@sandilobianco6734 hi all this happened over the space of 5 or 6 days.., it started with a slight burning pain left side of my pelvis area... I ignored it . Then my back became quite sore ,and it was painful to walk . Three days later my right ankle started to swell. At night I had a slight fever, I also had hallucinations for two nights. Looking back I can't believe how long I tried to get through the days, I certainly wasn't thinking straight. I think, burning pains, fevers, joint swelling are key things to look for. But don't wait around, if you think you have an infection go get it checked out. Sepsis is a terrible thing, I'm lucky I didn't die.

[@littleenglander.5029]

I had Septic Arthritis. I was on a drip in hospital and when discharged expected everything to return to normal. I was wrong. I was fit and slim and could go upstairs 4 at a time at aged 56yrs. Now I drag my left leg behind me and limp like crazy. It looks as though I am 90yrs old. The pain in my hip is very bad and life destroying. I have 2 boys aged 10yrs and 12yrs and I can no longer do ANYTHING with them. I need a hip replacement but have been told the NHS waiting list is over 18mths. I have ben on the waiting list 6wks so still another 16mths to go. It seems so far away. My 2 boys will be then at an age where they no longer want to play football with dad. I walk to work everyday and am a shadow of the man I used to be. A hip replacement is now the biggest goal of my life. Please god perform some miracle for me and my family.

[@HiddenExistence]

Did you get your hip replacement yet? I've just gone on the waiting list for ankle fusion

[@SerenaPla365]

@littleenglander.5029 Sir look into msm immediately. Also check and see which type of stubborn strain of bacteria is in your blood and what is used to treat it. Im your age and hv the same thing but in the finger and arm. It spreads to other joints. Problem is dr.s just want to gv antibiotics steroids (many unsuccessful rounds) without actually pinpointing what bacteria has caused it and what is effective to treat it. Let me know if the msm worked for u

[@mpiercy89]

I had septic arthritis from IV Drug Use when I was 20 years old. It was PAINFUL. I remember going to the clinic and them telling me I needed to get to the hospital STAT. When I got there, they took me right in (I'm in Canada, while the medical is free and taxpayer funded, we struggle with wait times) and got me taken care of. I was lucky, many people can lose limbs or die from this disease!! I still have my lower leg and my life!

[@melaniemanning4461]

Thank you for sharing your story!

[@CK7866]

Matt Piercy I had no idea it could get that bad. My friend went to ER last night with bad knee pain & now 14 hours later she’s in surgery.

[@strangeperson5670]

Use homeopathy

[@SarahandJanVlogs]

Hi! I'm glad you survived this. I am also a sceptic arthritis survivor. I had it when I was four whrn my left knee accidentally kneeled on a thumbtack. I was just 4 but I can still remember the pain. I am from the Philippines and it wasn't easy to get medical help so we waited 2 days until I couldn't walk and was just crawling. I was already hearing angels singing. I remember asking my father if the angels were there to pick me up and take me to heaven. Thank God my older sister visited us and took me to the hospital and I was admitted immediately. Now I am 32 years old and I can brisk walk, jump , run and dance. 😍

[@ankitagauri3504]

Can it cured forever?

[@essmsh9736]

Thank you so mich for this great short useful video that included all I need for preparing for the Austrian medical qualification Exams in this surgical case. Dr.Essam Elmisherghi from Libya.

[@lazaroaperezmendozam.d.9820]

You guys are awesome with your videos Drawings get stuck in your mind and make it easier to remember

[@BLAKEEATS1988]

I found your other video about the rheumatoid arthritis and you said it was because of 3 things: genetics, smoking and gingivitis. I actually found out that I had a gum boil inside my mouth due to failed root canal, and because of that it released antibodies (coz you said arthritis is an auto immune disease meaning it would release antibodies and attack healthy cells on your bodies) and came to find out it was because of my failed root canal that caused the antibodies to attach my healthy cells does causing septic arthrtitis. I will be taking some anti inflammatory and antibiotics to battle my gum boil and the spread of the infection though out my body. that lead me to my theory. if it works I will update this comment trust me. thank you so much!

[@OyindaOluyemi-or1tk]

Will be ex̌pecting it. 😁

[@BLAKEEATS1988]

@@OyindaOluyemi-or1tk Update: I got my tooth fixed, it was a failed root canal and now I got it fixed, but it wasn't the cause. After that I went to the lab and got a cbc, xray, creatinine and uric test, all were normal!!! turns out it was trigger finger syndrome not arthritis. I've been lifting weights since I was 17, I am now 36 and because of lifting heavy weights for years and old age, the sheet of my fingers got swollen from all that and not to mention I game a lot. Now, I'm using a splint before I go to sleep, it alleviates the pain when I wake up in the morning. I also ice my hands twice a day to avoid the inflamming it isn't cured yet, but it has shown significant improvements.

[@sevchyk]

What’s the update, dude?

[@BLAKEEATS1988]

turns out after my cbc, xray, creatinine and uric test results (plus the dentist fixing my teeth) , they determined that it wasn't any type of arthritis or gout, it was trigger finger syndrome due to lifting weights for 18 yrs and at first I thought it was my diet, then I ate super clean and it wouldn't go away, after my tests they were able to determine I have trigger finger syndrome.

[@melaniemanning4461]

I love that you made a shortened version and a more detailed version!

[@saraabts1276]

❤

[@donnachildersderrick1345]

Mine started with a myrsa infection in late July last year. Now in June a year later after all this time in a wheelchair I’m getting surgery next month for full knee replacement. Been a hell of a year!!!

[@TheSD75]

Hey how are you doing?

[@toabhay]

Excellent video and explanation. Can you also cover Bursitis so people don't confuse Septic Arthritis with Bursitis

[@sherrihinton8567]

He is such a great teacher

[@Fast_Flow_MTB]

"Greater than 24hrs -> irreversible damage." I was in severe pain for 2.5 days before emergency surgery and antibiotics to treat what turned out to be a staph infection/septic arthritis in my knee. 8 weeks out, still can't walk. Has anyone here ever recovered substantially after being treated much later than 24hrs?

[@SarahandJanVlogs]

Hi! When I was 4 I have been diagnosed with sceptic arthritis on my left knee..i had surgery and I can walk and run perfectly..except my knee hurts when climbing the stairs and when it's too cold.

[@MegaCaprice123]

Hi. A few weeks back I was hospitalised with pseudogout of the knee with septic arthritis . I was in severe pain for 3 days with a high fever before calling for an ambulance. I was treated for 5 days in hospital with an infusion of antibiotics. Because i was nervous of catching Covid 19 I left hospital before I should have. My knee has been very sensitive since, sometimes giving me a sharp pang of pain.. I have to use a walking frame to get around because my knee feels very weak. I think the infection has further damaged the knee joint but I am, hopeful that things will improve given time and plenty of knee rest.

[@micko9111]

Couldn't tell you i had it when I was 7yr old all I remember is a woke up in pain crying and couldn't walk on my leg,I just remember them draining blood and puss it hurt like he'll to try bend my knee wasn't in hospital too long but when I git out it took 1 week or 2 to walk again even tho the doctor said a month I believe still get some pain on an off 25 years later

[@sexie601]

Did you ever regain ability to walk again? My dad has been diagnosed with this recently and is unable to walk or stand.

[@Fast_Flow_MTB]

@@sexie601 Yes, it took 8 months of slow progress and rehab, stationary bike at first for a short time, then increased from there. Not a running knee anymore but I can walk and bike just fine.

[@SereneTea-se3sq]

Jazaak ALLAHU khair !❤ thankyou

[@asmaahassan1802]

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[@krisb6147]

Hey! Pls can you make more orthopaedics videos

[@louiecolton621]

i guess it is kinda randomly asking but do anybody know a good site to watch new series online?

[@alaricluciano4238]

@Louie Colton I watch on flixzone. Just search on google for it =)

[@robertbolding4182]

thank god I got an ear infection, I had shoulder pain for 6 months. on my third day of augmentin my shoulder infection and pain were gone. I even asked if it could be a septic joint and was told no, that's impossible.

[@nijeeshak2071]

Sir, very much informative video and to the point narration.

[@rizwaniftikhar2071]

excellent presentation

[@itsqueenz3337]

Thank you for the videos, It helps a lot. Anyway, can I suggest something? Would you explain the Trisomy 21, It will really help us a lot. Btw, you're a great lecturer! More power to you Dr. Hasudungan 😁

[@makhibchoudkhuri4041]

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[@itsqueenz3337]

Makhib Choudkhuri I just watched it few minutes ago, I agree with you. They did a great job explaining it. Thank you for commenting. 😁

[@makhibchoudkhuri4041]

Its QueenZ you're most welcome :)

[@hello75559]

man, you are genius

[@adamleddy9894]

Thanks sitting here in hospital with this, wondering how my URTI turned into this…

[@duudee786]

Please can you upload more orthopedics lectures.

[@dailydoseofmedicinee]

Good explanation

[@sagarboss2004]

Thanks a lot

[@e.s.8943]

Thank you great information

[@12vLife]

48 hours ago while hiking I accidently kneed a Florida cactus with 2" spines right in the middle of my knee cap. I pulled the spine out and kept hiking. The next morning I felt tightness, but I had to drive 5 hours back home. This morning I woke with a lot of pain, inflammation and tightness. I've just been trying to wait it out to see it just gets better. Is this something local urgent care can treat? Just surprised as I've been pricked by these plants before with no issue and this was on my knee cap that is very hard with very little flesh.

[@Woodyoodyoow]

Any updates? I've had a similar issue involving my wrist and blackberry bushes thorns

[@12vLife]

@@Woodyoodyoow I picked at it and did find some material. Then flushed it out well. It took about two weeks but finally went away on it's own.

[@Woodyoodyoow]

@@12vLife hmm. Thank you for your account. I've tried to find some thorn remnants but I haven't been able to find any. It's good to learn the pain subsided for you, but I think I'm still going to go to Urgent care tomorrow regardless because I'm really scared of losing the ability to use my hand

[@mariacamilagiraldobernal3570]

hi, it would be amazing if you make more orthopaedics videos please

[@thesomali6369]

thank you so much

[@ChrysanthsMum]

Thank you.

[@1USA4ALL]

Tell me why does the bacteria locally proliferate when it can travel the body via synovial, blood, lymph? What is so attractive then about the joint itself? Always seems in medicine that you tangentially know minutia and then cannot see macro variables at all ....comment?

[@cablepp]

Great great video. Thank you a lot!

[@willarnaudville1058]

I had this shit in my ankle like a year ago i was 11 and i waited about 1 week before I went to the hospital and this shit hurt I had like 3 surgery's and they tell me ey bro u have mrsa and I'm like tf and they say yeah you have mrsa you're dying and I'm sitting here high af on pain killers but I remember how much this hurt

[@quantalor7157]

Were your joints bleeding??

[@quranalkareem6799]

very nice and helpful..

[@rolandramos8153]

He was 4 yrs diagnos w/septic atritis

[@Numb262]

wow good explanation

[@HafizahHoshni]

thank youuuu so much!!!!

[@Akashyadav-rd1eo]

I have cut with iron on my pelvis durning childhood and hadnt taken any septic injection... But for been 2 month it paining..... Have i have septic???

[@michellrodriguez2234]

amazing, thank you!!!!!!!

[@sunduszia967]

This help me much...

[@AZdude]

dealing with this now on my left index finger

[@ananthbabu3871]

Plz upload video for bone tumors

[@kerrijohnstone7588]

Ummmm I got septic arthritis from Staph in an Australian Hospital WHERE did you get that it is a SEXUAL disease???

[@Robin-od3by]

they mean that it can be Sexual etiology is one of many Kinda like HIV(can be sexual or transplacental or infected needles)

[@hermithimalya8941]

my grandma ..was victim.of this ../now she is fine

[@radschweinsteiger9752]

thanks

[@Groovygal2026]

It’s been 8 months my toes were progressively getting red, unable to use, swollen. Now though, Bc none of the 6 doctors I’ve seen for help would actually help me, now I have 3 purple toes with popped blood vessels all over those toes.

[@Groovygal2026]

I can’t drive, depending on my family to get my daily meds and food at 22y old and I limp every step, but my doctor diagnosed it as Raynaud’s phenomenon that been going on for 8 months. When typically Raynaud’s lasts 5 hours max, maybe longer if I’m rare, but 8 months? some doctors area just serial maimers in white coats

[@kwyuenantony]

Sorried to hear from you, I am not truly a medical person. But what kind of work has been done to come up with the diagnosis? Any imaging has been done? It seems it has to do with blood vessel problem, but pretty strange to be locally affecting the toe. Are you a smoker? sometimes it is difficult to make a diagnosis in quite a number of rare disease in the world, but as long as you are lucky enough to find one knowing the rare disease, it still worth not to lose hope. And any specialist has the doctor referred you to? I think you can still strategically find related specialist yourself. After consultation, at least they have their knowledge for doing tests to rule out the disease they know. Like a vascular surgeon, or a podiatrist. Besides, during the previous 8 months, has there been moments you experience there is relief of the symptom? If there has already been no other option in the moment, I think is worth to make a daily diary for period of time, to see any pattern accidentally found that there is a relief of the symptoms or exacerbation of symptom, like temperature change, or after a foot bath, etc, or trying a day or two eating 50% less carb or sugary thing, or eating no sodium to see if it makes any difference. Or do some leg extension exercise with weight for a week first. Just give it a try as long as it is not harmful. Any extension of the affected area after the time period? or keep affecting locally the same spot? It may provide more clue for doctors to know what is the potential cause of your condition, (like find whether it looks like the problem of artery or vein? or both?) or at least, you find a way that can alleviate discomfort a bit. Hope it helps.

[@snkchennal]

Tnks for help

[@fokorali6739]

thank you u great sir

[@elakemec6416]

wow...u r amasing .thnx

[@vickilouise984]

What about group b strep? I have group b strep and have all of these symptoms with my knee apart from fever

[@محمدالزهراني-خ4ه5ي]

Can you please make video about orthopedic biomechanics 😣

[@basicallyimaweeb.9763]

i have septic arthritis i was born to it and it couses bad pain ;-;

[@beebeeboss3784]

I’ve had septic arthritis since I was 18 months old

[@arsh4dkhan]

how are you both now

[@PRIYADHARSHINI-pc5ht]

​@@beebeeboss3784hi how are you now my baby affect spetic arthritis in 23 days old.can you pls tell me are u normal now

[@AmanpreetSingh-yp8bf]

My friend had a joint problem. Then he went to Planet Ayurveda and started his treatment. Now he is fine. If you have this type of problem or any other type of health problem. you should go to Planet Ayurveda.

[@rolandramos8153]

My son diagnos w/septic atritis

[@Zetsuke4]

I want to be an orthopedic surgeon

[@Daniel-kp7fk]

*Neisseria gonorrhoeae

[@fabian8813]

Winner of a video, I have been researching "homeopathic remedies arthritis hands" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you ever come across - Arlotteken Arthritis Ambitioned - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my brother in law got great success with it.

[@strangeperson5670]

I hv been using homeopathic remedies for my rheumatoid arthritis since 10 years and disease is treated better than any other pathy

[@rosapeeters4877]

What if you got a infection. And after that symptoms poly artritis?

[@rosapeeters4877]

I am 28 years old. Got rashes before and now the are gone just the joints pain and after doing something i get Inflammatoin

[@sevchyk]

@@rosapeeters4877what it was?

[@sevchyk]

@@rosapeeters4877what it was?

[@venkybly]

Tq

[@HafizahHoshni]

Thank you very much for this extremely useful information! 2/8/2018 :D

[@Nisha-kl8rl]

It's amazing how much better I feel since starting Planet Ayurveda's treatment for aeptic arthritis. I can't recommend it enough-it's the best out there.

[@helenrobin73]

Meeting Dr IGUDIA KZbin channel was the beginning of a new life for me after using his herbs medication in curing my Sepsis disease.

[@shivanichhabra1166]

Arthritis ha aj kal buhat hi logo koh but eska buhat hi achha or jaldi se jaldi thik hona wala hal ha planet ayurveda. i love planet ayurveda.

[@gamaltaher9714]

Thanks