What Causes Aseptic Necrosis?

Vasculitis

Vasculitis is an inflammation of a blood vessel. When the blood vessel is inflamed, it reacts by growing thicker and weaker. It can also constrict and develop scar tissue. This inevitably affects the blood flow which has implications for aseptic necrosis. There are several types of the disorder, and the symptoms vary. Generally, they include a headache, fever, fatigue, unexplained weight loss, aches and pains all over the body and night sweats. The person can also suffer from a rash and numbness or weakness in their appendages. In some types of the disease, the symptoms do not appear until it is advanced. Fortunately, cases of vasculitis are uncommon.

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