How to treat thoracic vertebrae bone hyperplasia

Patients with thoracic vertebrae hyperosteogeny mainly experience local pain symptoms, which may seriously affect the patient's normal activities. The pain is significantly aggravated when the patient has a cold or is tired. Thoracic vertebrae hyperosteogeny generally presents as thoracic pain symptoms, which can affect the patient's normal activities in severe cases, especially when the patient is overworked or has a cold.

Clinically, thoracic vertebrae bone hyperplasia is a normal physiological and degenerative change that everyone will experience. With age, the degree of bone hyperplasia will become more and more serious. After thoracic vertebrae bone hyperplasia, the space between the thoracic spinal canal will become narrower, the spinal cord and nerves will be compressed, and a series of clinical symptoms will occur, such as tingling in the skin of the lower limbs, weakened muscle strength, and inability to bend.

Where can I get lumbar bone hyperplasia massage?

If the lumbar intervertebral disc degenerates and has a slight protrusion, resulting in poor stability of the entire spine, and then causing muscle spasms, it is what we call lumbar muscle strain, lumbar facet joint disorder, and usually more common low back pain. In the hospital, there is no obvious nerve compression and no obvious lumbar spondylolisthesis, and appropriate massage can be performed. For this massage, the patient can sit in the back, and the family sits in the back, put the thumb under the seasonal ribs, and then put the remaining four fingers on the meridian acupoints behind the waist, extract the waist muscles for 3 minutes, thereby promoting blood circulation and unblocking the meridians. The massage of lumbar vertebrae hyperplasia can be centered on obvious local symptoms, and appropriate massage, acupuncture, physical therapy, and hot compress can be used around it. It is recommended to take appropriate calcium supplements, get more sun, and exercise appropriately. The exercise is mainly aerobic exercise, which can be walking, fitness exercises, Tai Chi, swimming, etc.

What causes hip and coccyx pain during mid-pregnancy?

Usually avoid sitting for a long time, apply hot compresses appropriately to improve blood circulation, eat more high-calcium foods such as seafood, shrimp, sesame, and lean meat to supplement calcium, or take calcium tablets under the guidance of a professional doctor. Generally, this situation will gradually improve after the fetus is delivered. The pelvis is composed of the sacrum, coccyx, and left and right hip bones including the ilium, pubis, and ischium.