Are your bones so painful when they get cold?

Clinically, when patients feel cold pain in their bones, it may be that they have been in a damp and cold environment for a long time, which has led to poor circulation of Qi and blood in the bones, qi stagnation and blood stasis, and local blockage of meridians. , can cause pain. In addition, if the patient has long-term chronic overstrain, the muscle tissue in the bone area can be injured, causing the muscle tissue to contract, increasing intramuscular pressure, producing a large amount of inflammatory factors, and easily causing muscle fatigue damage. This clinical phenomenon will also be felt. Instruct the patient to keep warm and apply local hot compresses, such as taking a hot bath or supplementing carbohydrates. You can also use physical therapy equipment and electric heating to reduce or alleviate this clinical manifestation.