Lumbar vertebrae bone hyperplasia surgery price

Patients with lumbar spondylosis can undergo surgery, but most clinical lumbar spondylosis is not the main cause of low back pain. Only when lumbar spondylosis compresses the nerve roots and causes lower limb pain or nerve damage, we will consider surgical removal of the hyperplastic bone spurs. The main purpose of the treatment of lumbar spondylosis is to relieve the surrounding bone hyperplasia and relieve the pain symptoms. Most lumbar spondylosis is not the cause of low back pain. Only when lumbar spondylosis compresses and stimulates the nerve roots and causes lower limb pain or nerve damage, we will consider surgical removal of the lumbar spondylosis. Lumbar spondylosis is treated surgically due to nerve compression, mainly accompanied by lumbar disc herniation or lumbar spinal stenosis.

How to remove bone hyperplasia in the knee?

Comprehensive treatment of bone hyperplasia includes specific suggestions such as avoiding long-term strenuous exercise, appropriate physical exercise, timely treatment of joint injuries, and weight loss, and the rest includes TCM treatments such as acupuncture, massage, traction, and hot compresses. Western medicine often treats symptoms, such as sedatives for pain, and B vitamins for numbness. The specific eradication of knee bone hyperplasia is comprehensive, including taking anti-bone hyperplasia tablets, which can effectively slow the progression of the disease. Due to the concentrated stress and high mobility of the knee joint, knee bone hyperplasia is more likely to occur.

What is the difference between lumbar disc herniation and bone hyperplasia?

The difference between lumbar disc herniation and bone hyperplasia lies mainly in different pathological factors. Lumbar disc herniation is caused by lumbar trauma and chronic strain, and is formed by detachment of the lumbar disc. Auxiliary examinations show that lumbar bone hyperplasia is mainly based on the anteroposterior and lateral films of the lumbar spine. Lumbar disc hyperplasia was observed and no protruding disc was found in CT scanning; the difference between bone hyperplasia and lumbar disc herniation is as follows: different degrees of bone hyperplasia may occur in the lumbar, cervical and other joints.