Causes of hyperosteogeny

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Recently, the weather is suddenly cold. My mother-in-law's knee joint is very painful. She has been sitting for a long time. When she started to walk, her knee joint was very painful. After going to the hospital for examination, the doctor said that she had to have hyperosteogeny, so she should choose the right method to treat it. Now let's understand the causes of bone hyperplasia?

Causes of hyperosteogeny

Reason 1: hyperosteogeny is a state of bone, which is characterized by the loss of normal morphology of some parts in the process of bone growth, development and function completion. There are various forms of hyperosteogeny, which have their own characteristics due to different parts. For example, hyperosteogeny of knee joint is often called "bone spur", which can be seen as intra-articular free body and cartilage hyperplasia; hyperosteogeny of spine The main manifestations of hyperplasia were "lip like" changes of vertebral body, compression of nerves, and limb paresthesia and dyskinesia,

Reason 2: osteoporosis is a phenomenon of osteopenia in the whole body, which is mainly manifested by the obvious decrease of matrix content in bone, and the basic normal composition of minerals (mainly calcium and phosphorus) in bone. In other words, the content of protein and other organic substances and water in bone decreased, while the content of calcium, phosphorus and other minerals remained at normal level

The third reason: because the bone matrix plays a supporting and connecting role between calcium, phosphorus and other minerals, if the bone matrix is reduced, the gap between minerals will increase, showing osteoporosis. With the progress of osteoporosis, calcium, phosphorus and other minerals in the bone will continue to lose and reduce, resulting in the reduction of bone matrix and minerals in the bone.

matters needing attention

Usually avoid long-term strenuous exercise. Long term, excessive, strenuous exercise or activity, appropriate physical exercise. Reduce weight, reduce joint burden. Eat more vegetables and fruits and calcium and phosphorus rich food, such as milk, fish and shrimp. No special taboo