What causes hyperostosis? What are the dangers of hyperostosis?

Hyperostosis is usually caused by long-term work stress or excessive exercise, and the following should usually be used:

1. Drinking, people who are addicted to alcohol are more likely to suffer than people who should not drink.

2. Occupations, cadres of enterprises, teachers, private business owners, etc., are more socially entertained and intellectual workers are susceptible.

3. Weight factors, obese middle-aged men are susceptible, especially those who do not like to exercise, eat more meat and protein, and are more susceptible to overnutrition than people with average nutrition.

4. Gender, males are more susceptible than females, the incidence of males and females is usually twenty to one, and almost all of women are affected after menopause, which may be related to changes in ovarian function and sex hormones in childbirth.

5. Age relationship, older people are more susceptible than young people, and the age is about 45 years old, but due to the general improvement of people's living standards in recent years, overnutrition, and reduced exercise, the incidence rate is still slightly more **.

It may be due to the loss of calcium, it may be due to age, bones are beginning to decline, it may be caused by joint degeneration or long-term wear and tear, or it may be a ligament strain; This may lead to poor blood circulation, a herniated disc in the lumbar spine, a progression of cervical spondylosis, and bone spurs in the future.

It is mostly caused by personal physical problems, as well as the problem of bone degeneration in the elderly; Affect the individual's daily life, pain, skeletal deformities, and limit the individual's activities of daily living.

The causes of osteoporosis are actually more, with the increase of age, people's bones will change, at this time the degree of wear and tear of the lumbar spine will be more serious, so many elderly people suffer from osteoporosis, and some are because of the usual walking and sitting posture is not right, maintaining a posture for a long time does not exercise, suffering from osteoporosis, as well as long-term strain, often lifting heavy objects, holding heavy things, etc. will also cause osteoporosis in the subtle process. In addition, trauma is also an important factor causing osteoporosis, most of which are directly related to the lack of timely trauma. From a medical point of view, osteoporosis is not a disease, but a physiological phenomenon that exists in everyone's body, such as often doing physical work, and the pressure on the bone position will produce some stress reactions, which will cause some nutrients, so osteoporosis can only be called a symptom, but not a major disease.

The symptoms of osteoporosis will be divided into different symptoms between different parts, if it is in the lumbar spine, the patient will find that the lumbar spine has a feeling of soreness and stiffness, the patient will feel nerve pain, if it is the cervical spine, it will feel pain in the shoulders and upper limbs, fingers and arms, often numbness and electric shock, if it is a knee joint, the patient may feel persistent pain in the knee when the temperature is relatively low, after walking or sitting for a long time, The knee joint may also become stiff and painful.

When suffering from osteoporosis, we must actively carry out **, most of which are caused by joint damage, so we must timely ** joints to avoid inducing traumatic arthritis, or through drugs and ultraviolet rays, which can play a role in anti-inflammatory, sterilization and pain relief, and can also regulate the immune function of human joints. It is also necessary to maintain a certain amount of exercise on a daily basis, which can increase the pressure on the knee joint and reduce inflammation.

Finally, osteoporosis mostly occurs in the cervical and lumbar spine, and some will occur in the knee joint, so when there are osteoporosis symptoms, you must be timely, and don't miss the best time.

Osteohyperplasia is a group of incurable diseases that tend to occur in middle-aged and elderly people, such as cervical spondylosis, lumbar spondylosis, proliferative arthritis, sciatica, etc., especially in obese women, the incidence of bone hyperplasia in the elderly over 50 years old is 98%, mainly manifested as weight-bearing joints (such as cervical spine, lumbar spine, knee joint, calcaneus) pain, stiffness, soreness, flexion and extension are unfavorable.

Joint pain can be induced or aggravated by wind chill, standing for a long time, traveling, climbing stairs, and going uphill, and can be relieved after rest, but it is easy. Hypertrophic bone spurs compress the nerves of the blood vessels, causing dizziness, headache, severe pain in the lower limbs, difficulty walking, and even paralysis. Osteohyperplasia has become one of the incurable diseases affecting the quality of life of the elderly.

With age, the chemical composition of articular cartilage is also changing, its sliding ability and ability to withstand pressure decrease, the cartilage surface appears softened or ruptured, the cartilage thins or partially falls off, the cartilage surface edge appears hyperplasia, and slowly ossification forms bone spurs, compressing the surrounding tissues and organs and a series of symptoms appear.

Bone hyperplasia is generally a bone spur formed by the human body's self-protection and self-repair, which generally appears as a result of joint degeneration or aging in some elderly people; I don't think millet is really a serious disease, and when you buy some serious illness medical insurance, there is generally no bone hyperplasia.

It may be caused by bone aging, degeneration, osteoporosis, joint wear and tear, or ligament strain. Hyperostosis is not a major disease, this disease can be **.

It may be malnutrition, it may be overwork that causes ligament relaxation, or it may be joint trauma, which is not a disease, and sometimes many people face such problems.

The consequences of hyperostosis are analysed according to the severity of the disease, and if the condition is severe, there may be pain and swelling, limited joint mobility, and motor dysfunction.

1. Pain and swelling: Hyperostosis is a degenerative disease, and the hyperplasia of bone may compress the surrounding tissues, induce aseptic inflammation, and cause local pain and swelling symptoms.

2. Limitation of joint mobility: If hyperostosis occurs in the part of the joint, and the situation is more serious, it may directly affect the range of motion of the joint, resulting in the symptoms of limited joint movement.

3. Motor dysfunction: some bone hyperplasia is more serious, and with the development of the disease in the later stage, it is easy to affect the structure of bone and joint, resulting in symptoms of motor dysfunction, such as inability to move under weight or joint stiffness.

If the hyperostosis is mild and there are no abnormal symptoms, there are generally no obvious consequences. Pay attention to maintenance in daily life, maintain a good posture, and do not often work with heavy weights.

Hyperostosis can mainly cause large bone lesions, proliferative arthritis, calcaneal spurs, cervical spondylosis, etc., and I will give you a detailed introduction to what bone hyperplasia is.

Osteohyperplasia, also known as proliferative arthritis, osteoarthritis, degenerative arthropathy, senile arthritis, hypertrophic arthritis, is a disease that occurs due to the deformation and degeneration of soft tissues such as cartilage, intervertebral discs, ligaments and other soft tissues that make up joints, bone spurs formed at the edge of joints, synovial hypertrophy and other changes, and then causes secondary bone hyperplasia to lead to joint lesions, joint pain, limited activity and other symptoms when subjected to abnormal loads, which are divided into primary and secondary.

Osteohyperplasia is a frequent and common disease, and it is usually recommended to take anti-hyperosthesia pills, bone spur tablets, and bone spur analgesic liquid**, osteohyperplasia, also known as proliferative arthritis, osteoarthritis, is due to the degeneration and deformation of soft tissues such as cartilage disc ligaments that make up joints.

Bone hyperplasia is generally osteoarthritis degenerative disease combined with changes around the bone and joint, and the main reason is that the long-term wear and tear of the joint leads to the imitation proliferation and stretching of the periarticular ligaments, and the normal bone around the joint gradually increases. Bone hyperplasia, also known as bone spurs, is the most fundamental cause of joint degeneration and long-term wear and tear. Bone hyperplasia requires a primary disease because it can occur in the knees, hips, and spine.

Well, if it occurs in the knee joint and hip joint, 80% of patients with mild symptoms are treated by drugs **, and the purpose of the drug ** is to control, because the underlying disease that produces hyperplasia is inflammation in addition to mechanical wear, and secondary inflammation is based on mechanical wear, so 80% of bone hyperplasia is mainly anti-inflammatory. However, the method of severe bone hyperplasia requires surgery, but this surgery does not grind the bone spur away, or cut the bone spur, but removes the abnormal bone cartilage or subchondral bone by surgical means, and can remove the hyperplastic bone spur at the same time. Bone hyperplasia of the lumbar spine can lead to compression of nerves, and if conservative medications** are ineffective, surgery and spinal decompression are required to remove the hyperplastic bone spurs.

Hyperostosis is more common in middle-aged and elderly patients, it is a degenerative change and a normal physiological process, but it brings infinite pain to patients, and effective measures must be taken to relieve the pain before it must be high. There are two reasons for the onset of hyperostosis:

1. Primary bone hyperplasia is due to aging and long-term exertion, resulting in degenerative changes in bones and joints, laxity of ligaments, decreased muscle strength, affected stability of joints, and the formation of bone spurs around joints, thus causing arthritis.

Second, the secondary bone augmentation is mostly caused by uneven joint surface and uneven force caused by joint trauma and developmental deformity.

How to have slight bone hyperplasia, slight bone hyperplasia does not need, generally with age, to 40-50 years old or even above these age people, **children will find that there will be mild bone hyperplasia in the bones and around the joints. This kind of bone hyperplasia of light sedan celestial degree It is a normal metamorphosis and a metamorphosis change in the human body with the increase of age and joint activity. In addition, it also reflects that the articular cartilage may have slight wear, resulting in compensatory changes in bone hyperplasia, at this time, there are generally not too many symptoms, the joints are not too painful, and there is no local deformity that is too much to return to the cherry blossoms, so there is no need for too much ** at this time.

However, some bone hyperplasia sometimes indicates that the articular cartilage is worn out, at this time, measures should actually be taken to protect the joints, such as not exercising too much, and knee joints should reduce squatting, climbing, and climbing the mountain to reduce the wear and tear of the patellar joints. In addition, drugs that nourish cartilage, such as glucosamine, can be used to help repair cartilage and alleviate the metamorphosis of this joint. There are also precautions to keep joints warm, external anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs, and then oral anti-inflammatory analgesics to relieve pain.