Is vertebral bone hyperplasia serious?

Is vertebral bone hyperplasia serious?

1. Osteoporosis is also some bone spur changes that occur with age, because with age, the ligaments and joint capsules around the joints will loosen. Humans have a very important compensation ability. He wants to form a new stability. Some calcification will occur in the ligaments and key capsules around the joints to form a new stability. Osteoporosis is not a disease. As long as he does not compress nerves and blood vessels, generally speaking, bone hyperplasia is not serious and does not require treatment.

2. Bone hyperplasia is actually the result of aging and degeneration of human bones and joints. Its severity is often related to age, but not absolute. For some younger people, bone hyperplasia will also be more serious, while some older elderly people, such as 70, 80 or even 90, may not be very serious. Many so-called mild bone hyperplasia, if there is no discomfort, symptoms or symptoms are very mild, do not affect daily life, and do not actually need treatment. Whether vertebral bone hyperplasia is serious depends on the specific location of the vertebral body.

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 the bones under the joints can lead to bone hyperplasia around the joints.

The early symptoms are mainly pain or joint instability. You can take some drugs to promote blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, large active capsules, unique dispersible tablets, or physical therapy, massage, massage or infrared radiation to achieve certain effects. However, if bone hyperplasia occurs in the joint, it will lead to joint deformity and narrow joint space, which will seriously affect the normal function of the patient.

For such patients, active surgical treatment is necessary, usually active artificial joint replacement surgery is required.