Symptoms of bone hyperplasia

Osteophyte is a degenerative joint disease caused by aging, wear of joint cartilage, and trauma to joints. When the condition is mild, the symptoms are not obvious. As the condition progresses, joint pain, swelling, and limited joint movement will occur. The pain will be obvious after movement and gradually ease after rest. In addition, the pain may worsen when exercising after a long rest period. Osteophyte in different parts of the body will also show different symptoms. For example, cervical vertebrae ...

How to treat bone hyperplasia on the soles of the feet

Bone hyperplasia is a degenerative disease. It is a normal physiological phenomenon caused by aging. No treatment is required if there are no symptoms. For bone hyperplasia on the soles of the feet, there will be pain and swelling in the feet. The pain will be obvious after activities and gradually relieved after rest. Therefore, when the pain is obvious, pay attention to bed rest, take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs to relieve pain symptoms, and take joint protectants and glucosamine regularly to protect joints and delay the progression of the disease. Usually, use magnesium sulfate to warm the affected area, soak your feet with Chinese medicinal materials that promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis every day, and perform physical therapy, massage, acupuncture and other methods to promote local blood circulation and improve the quality of life.

Can heel bone hyperplasia be cured?

Osteophyte is caused by long-term wear of articular cartilage, trauma to joints, increasing age, and obesity causing heavy joint load. It is a degenerative disease that is more common in middle-aged and elderly people. Therefore, bone hyperplasia of the feet cannot be completely cured. You can only use non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs to relieve pain symptoms, and take glucosamine regularly to repair cartilage wear, protect joint surfaces, and control the progression of the disease. Rest in bed during the acute phase, and get out of bed and exercise as soon as possible during the remission phase. Physical therapy, massage, and soaking feet with Chinese medicinal materials to activate blood circulation, applying Voltaren ointment, applying plasters, acupuncture, and small needle knives can promote local blood circulation, relieve symptoms, and control the progression of the disease.