What is the cause of cervical bone hyperplasia

This is mainly because our cervical spine maintains a posture for a long time, and then the muscles become fatigued after a long time, and the stability of the cervical spine is relatively insufficient. Our body increases the amount of bones, that is, through hyperplasia to increase the stability of the spine. Excessive hyperplasia can cause more serious complications, such as pain in the upper limbs, numbness in the upper limbs, and sometimes muscle weakness and loss of reflexes. Timely treatment is required. First of all, conservative treatment can be used to prevent the neck from moving, use a neck brace, or traction. Cervical spondylosis can be said to be a common disease in clinical practice. How to treat lumbar spinal stenosis Other treatments: rest and functional exercise For those with severe pain, bed rest to relieve symptoms. After the symptoms are relieved, you should wear a waist belt to get out of bed and exercise, and perform functional exercises of the back muscles as appropriate. Lumbar spinal stenosis is caused by various reasons such as bony or fibrous hyperplasia of the spinal canal, which leads to narrowing of the lumen and compression of the nerve roots and cauda equina, causing symptoms such as low back pain.

Lumbar spinal stenosis generally requires surgical treatment. What are the sequelae of lumbar fractures? If accompanied by spinal nerve damage and cauda equina nerve damage, the patient will experience numbness and weakness of the limbs, abnormal urination and defecation, and even complete paralysis, incontinence, and loss of limb function. These are the symptoms of sequelae of lumbar fractures. After an osteoporotic fracture occurs, if treatment is not taken seriously, functional rehabilitation exercises are not performed, and appropriate and standardized anti-osteoporosis treatment is not carried out, it is easy to cause poor fracture healing or even non-union of the patient's fracture. Lumbar fractures are common clinical diseases, mostly caused by falls, landing on the buttocks, or falling from a height. There is often compression of the lumbar vertebrae, or even explosive injuries. In severe cases, paraplegia may occur.