What is the symptom of bone hyperplasia

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Hyperosteogeny refers to proliferative osteoarthritis, degenerative arthritis, senile arthritis, hypertrophic arthritis and osteoarthritis. The pathogenesis of hyperosteogeny is due to the degeneration and degeneration of cartilage, intervertebral disc, ligament and other soft tissues of the joint, the formation of bone spurs and synovial hypertrophy at the edge of the joint, which leads to bone destruction, and then leads to secondary hyperosteogeny, joint deformation, abnormal load, joint pain, LIMITED activity and other symptoms. Here is a detailed introduction of the causes and symptoms of hyperosteogeny.

What is the symptom of bone hyperplasia

First, the treatment of hyperosteogeny. At present, there is no particularly effective cure, for patients, only through more calcium to relieve; and appropriate physical exercise to prevent bone hyperplasia, reduce weight, overweight will aggravate the wear of articular cartilage, other ways are through external medicine to relieve pain.

Second, the pathogenesis of hyperosteogeny. Primary hyperosteogeny is due to the growth of age and long-term fatigue, resulting in degenerative changes of bone and joint, ligament relaxation, joint stability is affected, leading to arthritis; secondary osteoarthritis is mostly due to joint injury or developmental deformity caused by uneven joint surface, uneven cold.

Third, the symptoms of hyperosteogeny. There are hyperosteogeny of cervical vertebra, limited activity, and snapping noise in neck activity; hyperosteogeny of lumbar vertebra, swelling pain, stiffness and fatigue, and even limited bending; hyperosteogeny of knee joint, with persistent dull pain, pain and stiffness of knee joint during strenuous exercise or sedentary standing and walking.

matters needing attention

Prevention of bone hyperplasia. Avoid long-term strenuous exercise, long-term excessive exercise is one of the causes of bone hyperplasia, long-term strenuous exercise can make the bone and surrounding soft tissue uneven stress, overload, leading to bone hyperplasia.