What is hyperosteogeny
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The middle-aged and elderly people are easy to suffer from bone hyperplasia. Aunt Wang suffers from bone hyperplasia, which just grows on her feet and forms bone spurs. It's very painful when she walks. She has finished the operation in the hospital, and now it's better. Let's tell you what is bone hyperplasia!
What is hyperosteogeny
First: hyperosteogeny is a piece of redundant bone on the bone. Hyperosteogeny is more common in middle age. It is generally believed that due to physical weakness and degenerative changes after middle age; long-term standing or walking and long-term holding in a certain position, due to muscle traction or avulsion, bleeding, hematoma organization, the formation of spiny or lip like bone hyperplasia; bone spurs on soft tissue mechanical stimulation and post-traumatic soft tissue injury, bleeding, swelling.
Second: bone hyperplasia is indeed very common, the effect of surgical treatment is good, medicine will be included in the "bone arthralgia" category. It is believed that this disease is mainly caused by deficiency of Qi and blood, deficiency of liver and kidney, wind cold and dampness invading into bone collaterals or falling down, causing injury to bone collaterals, resulting in stagnation of Qi and blood, poor operation, and pain when blocked.
Third: because hyperosteogeny can occur in all parts of the body, the clinical manifestations are complex, but the treatment is always to invigorate the kidney and bone, strengthen the body and remove pathogenic factors, promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, soften the hard and detumescence, dredge the channels and collaterals and so on.
matters needing attention
Any kind of disease is very harmful to the body. If you accidentally suffer from bone hyperplasia, you must pay attention to the timely treatment. The conditioning of food therapy also has a certain effect. You can eat more food to promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, which is very important for a patient's physical recovery, and the patient must pay attention to it.