Causes of hyperosteogeny

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My father is often prone to backache and leg pain, especially his joints are often painful, and the movement is a little inconvenient, because he often has joint pain. When he goes upstairs and downstairs, the joint pain is aggravated, and he can't even go upstairs and downstairs. Later, it was found that it was bone hyperplasia. He usually didn't do any heavy work, but he suffered from this disease. Many people will ask, why do he get bone disease Is there a proliferation of stroma? Now I'll give you an answer.

Causes of hyperosteogeny

First of all, the growth of age will lead to bone hyperplasia, aging is the strongest risk factor of osteoarthritis. Some data show that about 5% of people's joints have degenerative changes from the age of 20, and almost 90% of the weight-bearing joints have more or less bone hyperplasia changes at the age of 40. Therefore, the most important factor related to bone hyperplasia is age growth.

Secondly, there are some occupations with hyperosteogeny, which is related to occupation. Long term repeated use of certain joints can increase the prevalence of these joints. The shoulder joint of the driver, the metatarsophalangeal joint of the ballet dancer, and the cervical joint of the typist and desk worker for a long time. These parts because of long-term repeated do a certain action, so that the joint often wear and cause bone hyperplasia.

Secondly, poor posture can also lead to bone hyperplasia, incidence rate of cervical hyperosteogeny is particularly high, such as long-term workers, poor sleeping posture and improper pillow. Because of the constant imbalance of ligaments and joints, the side with high strength is easy to cause different degrees of damage, and because part of the cervical muscles are in a state of continuous tension, over time, muscle static damage, and then make the cervical vertebra degenerative changes, resulting in bone hyperplasia.

matters needing attention

If you want to prevent bone hyperplasia, you should pay more attention in your daily life. A correct lifestyle will prevent the occurrence of bone hyperplasia, reduce the weight-bearing of joints and excessive large-scale activities, cherish the sick joints, and delay the process of disease. Obese people should lose weight in order to reduce the load of joint and delay the development of disease. Crutches or crutches can be used to reduce the burden of joints when the lower limb joints are diseased. Physical therapy and proper exercise can be done to maintain the range of motion of the joint.