Symptoms of lumbar vertebrae bone hyperplasia

Lumbar spondylosis develops slowly, and the early symptoms are mild and not easy to attract attention. It only manifests as low back and leg pain, mild or severe, fatigue from sitting for a long time, or obvious pain in the morning, which is relieved after appropriate activity or rest. Its typical clinical manifestations are low back pain, radiating pain in the lower limbs, numbness, weakness, severe disc herniation or prolapse, free disc tissue compressing the cauda equina, which may manifest as obstruction of stool and urine, and abnormal sensation of the perineum and perianal area. Symptoms of lumbar spondylosis: Lumbar spondylosis is a chronic joint disease caused by lumbar degeneration and articular cartilage damage.

Can bone hyperplasia be treated with surgery?

Bone hyperplasia mainly occurs in the bones, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints around the joints. Long-term chronic accumulated damage and degenerative changes can lead to osteoarthritis, wear and peeling of articular cartilage, and even defects. Abnormal friction and impact of subarticular bones can lead to bone hyperplasia around the joints. However, if bone hyperplasia occurs in the joints, it will lead to joint deformities and narrow joint spaces, seriously affecting the patient's normal function. For such patients, it is necessary to actively perform surgical treatment, usually active artificial joint replacement surgery. Bone hyperplasia can be treated with surgery, but if it is mild bone hyperplasia, surgery is not required. If it compresses the spinal cord, nerve roots and joint spurs, seriously affecting the flexion and extension of the joints, this situation can be treated surgically.

What is lumbar vertebrae bone hyperplasia?

Chronic injury can cause tearing and bleeding of soft tissues such as ligaments, muscle tissue or joint capsule around the lumbar spine. After the bleeding is organized, some ossified tissues will gradually form, which is called bone hyperplasia. Lumbar bone hyperplasia is a common disease. If it is not a manifestation of bone lesions, it is more lumbar disc herniation, which is also a lesion. If the later treatment is not serious, medication can be used to relieve pain. Common symptoms include lumbar discomfort, backache and limited lumbar functional activities.