What western medicine does bone hyperplasia take

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My uncle has been suffering from hyperosteogeny for some time. When it is serious, he will have symptoms of joint pain. My uncle uses drugs to treat it. For patients with hyperosteogeny, do you want to know what western medicine is better for them?

What western medicine does bone hyperplasia take

First of all: bone hyperplasia often has joint pain, numbness, swelling and deformation, difficulty in movement, limited function and other manifestations. Most of them are caused by bone degeneration. Simple analgesics, anti-inflammatory drugs, sedatives, muscle relaxants or non steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics can be used.

Secondly: generally, the treatment effect is not very obvious. It is suggested to eat high calcium food, such as milk, eggs, bean products, vegetables and fruits. It is necessary to supplement calcium to prevent the occurrence and development of bone hyperplasia.

Finally: hot compress, ultrasound, electrical stimulation, head traction and other methods can be used for the treatment of bone spurs. Simple analgesics, anti-inflammatory drugs, sedatives, muscle relaxants or non steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics, such as aspirin and Panadol, can be used to relieve pain and relieve symptoms.

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In daily life, patients with hyperosteogeny must avoid overwork. Cervical hyperosteogeny has a strong feeling in the neck, limited activity, and elastic noise in neck activity. Pain often radiates to the shoulder and upper limbs, and numbness and electric shock like sensation in hands and fingers can be aggravated by neck activity.