What reason is bone hyperplasia caused by? How to prevent

Update Date: 2021-10-09 Source: Network

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We often see some advertisements about hyperosteogeny, so what is hyperosteogeny? What are the causes of bone hyperplasia? How is bone hyperplasia caused? These are the questions that people often ask, which will be answered in the following.

What reason is bone hyperplasia caused by? How to prevent

First, primary osteoarthropathy is due to aging, long-term fatigue, leading to degenerative changes of bone and joint, ligament relaxation, muscle strength decline, joint stability is affected, the formation of spur around the joint, resulting in arthritis. 2. Secondary osteoarthropathy is often caused by joint trauma, developmental deformity, etc. Hyperosteogeny belongs to the category of "Bi syndrome" in traditional Chinese medicine, also known as "Gu Bi". Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the disease is related to trauma, strain, blood stasis blocking collaterals, feeling wind cold dampness evil, phlegm dampness internal resistance, liver and kidney deficiency, etc.

Second: biomechanics: the extensibility, anti pressure, anti shear force and permeability of articular cartilage are reduced. The water content of cartilage increased, the cartilage swelled excessively, and the subchondral bone sclerosis.

Third: histology: early cartilage surface fragmentation, chondrocyte proliferation, cartilage surface longitudinal cracking, crystal deposition, cartilage repair, osteophyte proliferation; late complete destruction of cartilage, cartilage sclerosis, cartilage disappearance and subchondral focal osteonecrosis.

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Biochemical changes: the content (concentration) of proteoglycan decreased, its molecular size and aggregation changed, the size and arrangement of collagen fibers, and the synthesis and degradation of matrix macromolecules all changed abnormally. How to prevent bone hyperplasia? Healthy living habits should start from every aspect, so as to achieve early prevention, early examination, early treatment and early rehabilitation.