When you break your finger, your joints will make a sound. What's going on here? Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what?

Physiological sounds are generally fragile and short, painless, and may form bubbles and landslides due to changes in joint pressure. When the joint is at rest for a long time and the pressure in the central area of the joint is low, when the joint suddenly moves, the instantaneous tension increases and the pressure in the cavity is disordered, so that the surrounding gas diffuses to the central area, making the pressure in the joint cavity uniform and the joint elasticity increase.

We must first determine whether there will be joint pain when the finger joint breaks. If the finger joint is broken, there will only be joints when the joints are not painful. Because it is folded to change the pressure inside and make a sound, it is not worth worrying about what arthritis it will be, because it is a common sound and will not have other negative effects on the joints.

However, if there is joint pain when the finger joint breaks, and there are often symptoms of joint pain and ossification, then it is likely that there is a problem with the joint. There are probably diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and osteitis that need immediate treatment in the hospital.

First of all, we should understand why some people make sounds by snapping their fingers. Because our joints are surrounded by a sliding liquid, fingers will break when stretched, but the lack of liquid to make up the gap in time is like a vacuum caused by sound.

At present, there is no evidence that finger drainage can cause joint diseases. Once a scientist did an experiment. He broke his left arm every day for 60 years, but the species and right arm did not change, and there was no arthritis. But this does not mean that finger amputation is absolutely safe, because every finger amputation is articular cartilage and the like. Tissue collision and contraction, in fact, joint injury is very serious. It is particularly important to note that when the joints jingle at the same time with pain or find that their joints are swollen, they must be treated. If there is only sound, it is painless and not swollen, don't worry! The secret lies in our knuckles, which are called synovial joint cavities, and there is joint synovial fluid in them. When you snap your fingers, the dissolved gas in joint synovial fluid will precipitate to form bubbles, and the sound of snapping your fingers is considered to be related to it. Some studies think that this sound may be the sound of bubbles bursting, but others think that it is the sound made when bubbles are formed.