Symptoms of hyperosteogeny of the toes

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As soon as I forget my old age, I feel pain and stiffness in my knee joint when I start to walk after strenuous exercise or sedentary standing up. I get better after a little activity. It's difficult to go upstairs and downstairs. When I go downstairs, my knee joint is soft, easy to fall down, and pain and stiffness when I squat up. Now my condition has been controlled to a certain extent. Let me tell you about the symptoms of toe hyperosteogeny?

Symptoms of hyperosteogeny of the toes

Symptom 1: swelling, usually involving one or several joints, joint stiffness, pain, sometimes swelling, is a symptom of bone hyperplasia.

Symptom 2: if the sciatic nerve is compressed, it can cause sciatic neuritis, such as severe numbness, burning pain, pumping pain, string pain, radiating to the whole lower limb. If the adjacent nerve root is compressed, it can cause corresponding symptoms, such as local pain, stiffness, posterior root neuralgia, numbness, etc.

Symptom 3: stiff feeling in neck, limited movement, snapping noise in neck movement, pain often radiates to shoulder and upper limbs, numbness and electric shock like feeling in hands and fingers, which can be aggravated by neck movement

matters needing attention

In the bone spurs period, the pain worsens, and the amount of activity of the affected joints should be reduced as far as possible. Patients can rest properly in bed to reduce the mechanical stimulation of the affected joints through rest, which can not only effectively prevent further aggravation of symptoms, but also create a good condition for the dissipation of inflammation.