What are the symptoms of rheumatism?

The symptoms of rheumatism can usually manifest themselves as joint problems and general body aches. The most common symptoms are:

1. Joint Pain and Stiffness: A feeling of stiffness and pain in the joints, especially in the morning and after rest periods.

2. Swelling and Redness: Swelling and redness may be seen in the joints.

3. Decreased Joint Movement: Inability to move the joints fully or limited joint movement.

4. Fever and Fatigue: Sometimes a mild fever and constant fatigue may be felt.

5. Sensitivity: Sensitivity in the joints and a feeling of pain when touched.

6. Deformities: In advanced cases, joint deformities and deformities may occur.

I will need to ask you a few questions in order to detail the symptoms:

1. In which joints do you feel pain or stiffness?

2. Do you feel stiffness or stiffness in your joints in the morning? If so, how long has it been going on?

3. Do you feel a fever or general fatigue?

4. Have you noticed swelling or redness in your joints?

5. Is there a family history of rheumatism or similar diseases?

Once I answer these questions, I can help you better.

I am not a real doctor and this is not a medical diagnosis.