Treatment of finger bone hyperplasia

The disease of bone hyperplasia should not be unfamiliar to everyone, because in many people's real life, there are still many opportunities to see patients with bone hyperplasia. At the same time, the probability of suffering from bone hyperplasia is also very high. There are many types of bone hyperplasia, and finger bone hyperplasia is one of them, which is the bone spur on the fingers. However, finger bone hyperplasia is still very uncomfortable, so the treatment of finger bone hyperplasia is very important. So, what are the treatments for finger bone hyperplasia?

In fact, many people want to know this question, including patients with finger bone hyperplasia and some healthy people who are not sick. In fact, in our real life, there are many treatments for finger bone hyperplasia, but people often don’t pay attention. So, let’s introduce in detail the treatment methods for finger bone hyperplasia.

Bone hyperplasia in the fingers is generally caused by rheumatoid arthritis. Bone spurs, also known as osteophytes, are bone hyperplasia, a degenerative change of the bones. They are a chronic osteoarthritis in which the degeneration of articular cartilage causes the growth of new bone. It is common in middle-aged and elderly people, and bone spurs often occur in weight-bearing joints, such as vertebrae, limb joints, calcaneus and other weight-bearing joints. In primary degenerative osteoarthritis, normal cartilage is composed of chondrocytes and matrix, and the matrix is ​​composed of chondroitin sulfate composed of proteoglycan and collagen fibers embedded therein. The chondroitin sulfate content in cartilage decreases with age, causing the decomposition of collagen microfibrils and aging degeneration of cartilage. Secondary degenerative osteoarthritis is caused by trauma, strain, congenital joint deformity, local bone tissue ischemia, endocrine disorders and neurological disorders.

Treatment:

1. Direct current drug ion introduction method: drug ions are introduced into the skin through the pores of the skin gland ducts, or into the mucosal tissue through the mucosa and epithelial cell gaps. Its physiological therapeutic effect is mainly determined by the pharmacological properties of the introduced drug ions in addition to the effect of electric current. Direct current drug ion introduction method fully exerts the effect of drugs.

2. Treatment with Traditional Chinese Medicine: Traditional Chinese medicine directly targets symptoms and exerts its therapeutic effect through the powerful penetration of drugs. It has the advantages of internal regulation and external treatment, lasting effect, simplicity and ease, and no side effects. The Bone Medicine Patch is the first choice for treating bone hyperplasia.

3. Massage and traction: Use massage and traction methods to improve local blood circulation and play an anti-inflammatory and analgesic role; traction can reduce the pressure of bone spurs on local nerves and tissues and temporarily relieve pain.

4. Surgical treatment: because the indications are very strict.

5. Acupuncture therapy: Acupuncture can promote blood circulation and relieve pain, and can eliminate local edema and inflammation.

In the medical community, many medical workers even believe that bone hyperplasia is a characteristic of human aging. They believe that it is not an independent disease but a compensatory reaction of the body's self-protection. It is therefore believed that this degeneration is irreversible, cannot be cured and there is no need to force a cure. The Traditional Chinese Medicine Bone-Saving Water is a Chinese herbal medicine preparation for external use. It is applied to the affected skin and reaches the lesion directly. The skin penetrates and absorbs the effective ingredients, which has the effects of relieving inflammation and pain, effectively relaxing muscles and activating blood circulation, effectively dispelling wind and cold, and atrophying and absorbing hyperplastic parts. The medicine contains several Chinese herbal ingredients for strengthening muscles and bones, which replenish nutrients to the muscles and bones, strengthen the muscles and bones, improve local blood vessel microcirculation, and effectively avoid the recurrence of degenerative lesions. Through the above adjustments, rheumatic bone spur disease can be cured both symptomatically and fundamentally.

There are many treatments for finger bone hyperplasia, which we can actually know clearly from the above introduction. In fact, knowing the treatment methods for finger bone hyperplasia will have many benefits for the future treatment of patients with finger bone hyperplasia. The treatments for finger bone hyperplasia are generally as follows: drug ion introduction; traditional Chinese medicine; massage and traction; acupuncture, etc.