Symptoms of hyperosteosis

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I went out to climb the mountain with my friends before. When I climbed the mountain, I found that my knee joint was not very flexible. I felt stiff, a little bit hard, and there was sound and pain. After I came back, I went to the hospital to see a doctor and did some examinations. I was diagnosed as hyperosteogeny. Fortunately, it was mild. Today, let me share with you the symptoms of hyperosteogeny?

Symptoms of hyperosteosis

Symptom 1: rest can aggravate moderate joint stiffness, which is called "gelatinization". It is a kind of elastic stiffness, which is different from friction and adhesion. Finger or large joint stiffness can seriously affect function. Swelling: usually involving one or several joints, joint stiffness, pain, sometimes swelling, is a symptom of bone hyperplasia.

Symptom 2: limited activity: joint capsule fibrosis, osteophyte, uneven articular surface or free body embedded, can reduce the range of joint activity, activity can occur fine or thick fricative. Pain: the symptoms of hyperosteogeny are from mild to severe, which are alleviated after activity, and aggravated after loading and activity.

Symptom 3: cervical vertebra hyperosteogeny: in the early stage, the patient can often feel a strong feeling in the neck, the neck activity is limited or there is a snapping sound during the activity, the pain often radiates to the shoulder and upper limbs, and the hands and fingers are numb, which can be aggravated by the neck activity. Severe cervical hyperosteogeny can also cause cervical hypertension, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, gastritis, angina pectoris, dysphagia, etc. Different lesions involved in different parts, there are different symptoms, late can lead to paralysis.

matters needing attention

Pay more attention to maintenance, do not do strenuous exercise, reduce the load of joints, avoid unnecessary damage, try not to stay in a wet place, sleep in a soft bed, usually can use bone soothing pain paste conditioning, proper rest.