What is called hyperosteogeny

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Mother about 50 years old, because of joint pain to the hospital examination, the result is that bone hyperplasia, but also very serious. What is called hyperosteogeny? How does bone hyperplasia treat? Let me share her experience

What is called hyperosteogeny

First, what is hyperosteogeny? Hyperosteogeny is also known as proliferative osteoarthritis, osteoarthritis (OA), degenerative arthritis, senile arthritis, hypertrophic arthritis. It is due to the degeneration and degeneration of cartilage, intervertebral disc, ligament and other soft tissues of the joint, the formation of bone spurs at the edge of the joint, the thickening of synovium and other changes, resulting in bone destruction, secondary bone hyperplasia and joint deformation Under abnormal load, it can cause joint pain, limited movement and other symptoms. It can be divided into primary and secondary.

Second, how to treat bone hyperplasia? Acute phase. In the acute phase of pain aggravation, to minimize the amount of activity of the affected joints, patients can be appropriate bed rest, through rest to reduce the mechanical stimulation of the affected joints, which not only effectively prevent further aggravation of symptoms, but also create a good condition for the dissipation of inflammation. It is necessary to take medicine as soon as possible and to control the development of the disease by comprehensive treatment of oral and external medicine.

Third, how to treat bone hyperplasia? convalescence. During the recovery period of the disease, we should avoid the stimulation of damp, cold and other environmental factors, because these adverse environmental factors can induce inflammation to the joints, muscles, nerves and other tissues, but also avoid overwork, because overwork will stimulate the joints and surrounding tissues to re inflammation, leading to the recurrence of the disease. Moreover, outdoor activities and exercise can be increased appropriately to avoid long-term bed rest. For example, patients who work in a fixed position for a long time should pay attention to changing their posture during work and rest.

matters needing attention

Many people think that hyperosteogeny is a problem for the elderly, but in fact, many young people are suffering from hyperosteogeny. The prevalence rate increases with age. In order to ensure the normal needs of bone metabolism in the elderly, the intake of calcium in the elderly should be higher than that in the general adults. They should eat high calcium foods, such as milk, eggs, bean products, vegetables and fruits, and supplement calcium when necessary. Also increase the intake of multiple vitamins, such as vitamin A and D. Obese patients should control diet, increase activities, reduce weight, in order to reduce joint load, is conducive to the recovery of the disease.