What to do with lumbar bone hyperplasia and how to treat it

Lumbar vertebrae bone hyperplasia cannot be said to be a disease. It is just a manifestation of bone hyperplasia. However, lumbar vertebrae bone hyperplasia also has certain effects on the human body. Many people want to know what to do about lumbar bone hyperplasia. In this case, you must pay attention to rest and avoid excessive weight bearing.

1. Reduce the weight on the joints and excessive large-scale activities, take care of the diseased joints to delay the progression of the disease. Obese people should lose weight to reduce the load on the joints and delay the development of the disease. When there are lesions in the lower limb joints, crutches or a cane can be used to reduce the burden on the joints.

2. You can do physical therapy and appropriate exercises to maintain the range of motion of the joints. If necessary, you can use splints, braces, and canes to help control acute symptoms. Anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs can relieve or control symptoms, but cannot change the progression of the disease. They only play a symptomatic role during acute pain attacks.

3. For advanced cases, if the patient's general condition can tolerate the surgery, artificial joint replacement is a recognized effective method to eliminate pain, correct deformity, and improve function, which can improve the patient's quality of life. Specifically, it includes conservative treatment and surgical treatment.

4. Conservative treatment: Physical therapy, manipulation and massage can relieve muscle spasms and reduce pressure in the intervertebral disc. Surgical treatment: Through the posterior lumbar incision, partial resection of the lamina and articular processes, or intervertebral disc resection through the lamina space.

5. The key to treating lumbar bone hyperplasia is not to eliminate the bone spurs, but to eliminate the aseptic inflammation around the bone spurs. Symptomatic treatment can be carried out with anti-inflammatory analgesics or blockade, and hot compresses, physical therapy, massage and traction can also be used to promote blood circulation, relax local muscles and relieve pain, or use a small needle knife to reduce pressure on nerves.