Inflammatory Infiltration

Inflammatory infiltration refers to a condition in which inflammatory cells enter and accumulate in tissues or areas of the body, usually in bones, joints, or soft tissues. This process causes localized swelling, pain, warmth, and limited mobility, as the tissues respond to irritation or injury. The cause can be traumatic, infectious, or the result of inflammatory and autoimmune diseases. Timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment, including rest, medication, and physiotherapy, are important for restoring function and preventing complications.