How can I tell if I have bone hyperplasia? What are the characteristics of patients with hyperostosi

Updated on healthy 2024-06-26
11 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-12

    Sympathetic symptoms characteristic of hyperostosis:

    1 Patients with this symptom often present with swollen and painful eye sockets, reduced vision, drooping eyelids, and easy tearing. In addition to facial nerve symptoms, other body organs can also have corresponding symptoms. For example, a drop in body temperature, an increase in blood pressure, cold extremities, numbness in the head, numbness in the tongue, pain in the precordial area, tinnitus, and rapid or slowed heartbeat are all symptoms of the disease.

    2 Patients with these conditions may have limited mobility, which may be slow and unsteady in walking. In addition, the patient may have numbness on one or both sides of the body, and at the same time, the arm may not have strength, which is manifested as an unsteady holding of things. Patients with spinal cord symptoms can usually lead to paralysis, and its impact and harm are extremely great.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-11

    If you feel a constant dull pain in your bones, and it is more related to the movement of the joints, after resting for a period of time, this pain can be relieved to a certain extent, in this case, you must pay attention to it, you are likely to have bone hyperplasia; Patients with hyperostosis may experience symptoms such as neck and back pain, upper limb weakness, finger numbness, dizziness and headache.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    According to the characteristics of bone hyperplasia, or go directly to the hospital for examination; The joints will be very painful, you will feel weak, your hands will be very numb, the joints will be deformed, and the urine and urine will be dysfunctional.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    Hyperostosis includes lumbar vertebrae hyperostosis, articular hyperostosis, cervical vertebrae hyperostosis and heel hyperostosis.

    Hyperostosis is caused by local aseptic inflammation and edema caused by wind and cold, or external contusions, resulting in obstruction of the metabolic circulatory system. In traditional Chinese medicine, it is commonly referred to as Bizhi. That is, the metabolism is not smooth.

    Thus from the beginning of the local edema, effusion. to the growth of attachment under the action of long-term precipitation. Formation of hyperplasia.

    Its hyperplasia is a type of ossification, that is, a calcified substance. The structure of the human skeleton is completely different.

    I suggest that you use traditional Chinese medicine to apply the drunken eight insects medicine wine terpene**. It mainly takes drugs that are soft and hard to soften the hyperplasia of calcification. Allow it to soften and decompose.

    It is easy to absorb and excrete. At the same time, it eliminates edema and inflammation in the affected area and relieves local discomfort. And improve metabolism with drugs that invigorate blood circulation and dispel blood stasis, dispel cold and dampness.

    To achieve the purpose.

    In addition, in the process of **, try to avoid the action of large load on the waist. Develop good habits in your daily life. Move more after sitting and standing for a long time. Don't sit on couches and low chairs, sleep on a hard bed, and use a bedding to increase comfort.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The following points should be paid attention to in correctly judging bone hyperplasia:

    1) Hyperostosis mostly occurs in the cervical spine and lumbar spine, and can also occur in the fingers and knee joints, but it is relatively rare. Hyperplasia that occurs in the cervical spine is more common in the head and upper limbs, and in the upper limbs. There are no obvious symptoms in the cervical spine, but the symptoms in the upper limbs are obvious.

    Generally, the hyperplasia is on one side (either left or right), and there may be pain, swelling, and numbness in a line of muscles from the shoulder joint to the upper and lower arms and fingers.

    2) Bone spurs, also known as bone hyperplasia, generally bone spurs do not cause compression symptoms, but bone spurs will indirectly cause chronic strain of local tissues, and there will also be swelling pain. After the formation of bone hyperplasia, it will be squeezed around, which can cause numbness and pain, especially after the nerve root is compressed, not only local soreness and pain, but also similar reactions can occur within its jurisdiction.

    3) Pain in other muscle areas is different from pain caused by bone hyperplasia. Other pains may appear with redness, swelling and fever at the same time, while the pain of hyperostosis does not produce any other symptoms, just soreness, numbness, etc., sometimes severe, sometimes light, the course of the disease is long, and it does not heal for many years, and it becomes more and more severe.

    4) If it appears at a certain point in the locality, especially only in the joints, it should not be regarded as hyperplasia (except for knee hyperplasia), and it is better to do a laboratory test for rheumatism first. In addition, a herniated disc should be ruled out, and if there is a trauma or sprain, it is better to take an X-ray first.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    Just go to the hospital and check it out.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Reduce the weight bearing and excessive heavy movement of the joints, and take care of the diseased joints to slow down the progression of the disease. Obese people should lose weight to reduce the load on the joints and delay the progression of lesions. When there is a lesion in the joints of the lower limbs, crutches or canes can be used to reduce the burden on the joints.

    Physical therapy and appropriate exercises can be done to maintain the range of motion of the joint, and splints and canes can be used if necessary to help control symptoms in the acute phase. Anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs can reduce or control symptoms, but do not alter the progression of the lesion, and only serve as a symptom during acute pain attacks, and should be used cautiously after assessing the patient's risk factors and should not be taken for a long time. Cartilage protectors such as glucosamine sulfate have the effect of relieving symptoms and improving function, while long-term use can delay the structural progression of the disease.

    In advanced cases, under the condition that the systemic condition can tolerate surgery, artificial joint replacement is recognized as an effective method to eliminate pain, correct deformity, and improve function, which can improve the quality of life of patients. You can go to Hande Orthopaedic Hospital to find a specialist to consult, I wish you health, I wish you an early **, I hope I can help you, I hope my reply is helpful to you, I wish you health.

  8. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Hello: The common symptoms of hyperostosis are:

    1.Pain: Ranging from mild to severe, pain occurs when the joint begins to move, decreases after activity, and worsens with weight bearing and activity.

    2.Stiffness: Moderate joint stiffness can be exacerbated by rest, known as "gelatinization", which is an elastic stiffness (as opposed to friction and adhesions) in which patients complain of "difficulty starting after sitting for a while".

    Stiffness in the fingers or large joints can severely affect function, but unlike rheumatoid arthritis, stiffness is not particularly noticeable or persistent after waking up.

    3.Swelling: Synovial swelling and solution amplitude occur in acute osteoarthritis, particularly in the knee or joint. Sometimes the ends of the bone are thickened because of osteophytes. Cystic masses may develop when there is a slippery pouch.

    4.Limitation of motion: capsule fibrosis, osteophytes, articular surface irregularities, or loose body embedding may reduce range of motion. A thin or coarse fricatives may occur during activity.

    5.Muscular atrophy: muscle atrophy and decreased muscle tone in the affected large joints (puneufemoral bimple) but without myopathy, unlike rheumatoid disease.

    6.Deformity: poor alignment of the joint (e.g., knee valgus), which can be caused by uneven articular surfaces.

  9. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    It depends on how you want to diagnose it, and if you don't do an examination, you need to see whether there are symptoms of pain in each part and joint, and whether there is any abnormality in the main bones, limbs, neck, and waist, and whether there is deformation or abnormal feeling in the parts connected to it.

  10. Anonymous users2024-02-03

    Osteohyperplasia is more common in middle age or above, generally due to physical weakness and degeneration after middle age, long-term standing or walking and holding in a certain posture for a long time, thus forming bone hyperplasia, you can consider using bone bone - Fang Shi Ti, massage, acupuncture and other methods**.

    What are the symptoms of hyperostosis.

    1. Pain; It is insidious, persistent, dull pain, which usually occurs after joint movement and can be relieved by rest. During sleep, the muscles around the joints are damaged, and the protective function of the joints is reduced.

    2. Stiffness; Joint stiffness can worsen after a short rest, and stiffness in the fingers or large joints can severely affect function.

    3. Swelling; Joint swelling is common and is caused by synovial effusion, especially in the knee or joint. Sometimes cystic masses may develop when there is a slippery pouch because osteophytes can thicken the ends of the bone.

    4. Restricted activities; If capsule fibrosis, osteophyte formation, articular surface irregularities, or loose body embedding occur, the range of motion of the joint can be reduced. A thin or coarse fricatives may occur during activity.

  11. Anonymous users2024-02-02

    How to tell if there is bone hyperplasia, first of all, there are symptoms of bone hyperplasia, and the main thing is to take a film.

    Guidance: If it is a lumbar spine, it cannot be seen by taking a radiograph, and it can only be seen by CT, and the symptoms are only one aspect, and they must be confirmed by taking a radiograph to diagnose.

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