Symptoms of lumbar hyperosteogeny

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Speaking of hyperosteogeny, I believe we all know that hyperosteogeny is a degenerative disease, which has a serious impact on the daily life of patients. It is a common disease in many middle-aged and elderly people. It is common in the knee, hip, lumbar spine, cervical spine, elbow and other joints. Let's share the symptoms of lower lumbar hyperosteogeny?

Symptoms of lumbar hyperosteogeny

Symptom 1: the symptoms of lumbar bone hyperplasia are not obvious when they just appear, and they will not be felt at ordinary times. Only when they are overworked or take long-term actions, they will feel lumbar pain and restlessness after work, and they will disappear after rest. With the passage of time and the increase of age, if they do not pay attention to maintenance, the symptoms will aggravate.

Symptom 2: climate change. Sometimes there may be acute pain attack, at the same time there is a sense of joint stiffness, occasionally there may be grinding and fricative sound in the joint. After sitting for a long time, the stiffness of the joints is aggravated, and it gets better after a little activity. Some people call it "rest pain". In the later stage, joint swelling, enlargement and limited movement, rarely complete ankylosis, generally manifested as bone block sign.

Symptom 3: lumbar hyperosteogeny: Lumbar 3, lumbar 4 are the most common, often with lumbar and lumbar soft tissue pain, distending pain, stiffness and fatigue, and even with limited bending. Hyperosteogeny is a chronic and progressive joint disease, mainly involving the proximal and distal interphalangeal joints of the hand, spine, hip, knee and ankle joints, characterized by joint pain, degeneration and limited movement. Joint activity, especially when the weight-bearing pain intensified, after rest to reduce or alleviate.

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