Treatment of knee osteoarthritis

Bone hyperplasia is an orthopedic disease we often see. It is a symptom of bone deformation caused by destruction of existing bones. There is a high possibility of bone hyperplasia in the knee joint, especially for some women, because wearing high heels for a long time can cause great harm to women's knees. Therefore, when bone hyperplasia occurs in the knee joint, patients should actively take preventive and treatment measures in the early stages.

The early treatment for knee bone hyperplasia is generally to take medication to inhibit the progression of the disease, but patients often develop the disease seriously because they do not pay attention to changes in their bodies. Many patients with serious conditions will undergo surgery to treat knee bone hyperplasia.

Treatment of knee osteoarthritis

Physical therapy methods include wax therapy, heat therapy, magnetic therapy, ultrashort wave therapy, microwave therapy, infrared therapy, etc., which can improve local microcirculation and play a role in promoting blood circulation and unblocking meridians. Traction can reduce the pressure of bone spurs on local nerves and tissues and temporarily relieve pain. However, for bone hyperplasia, the above treatment methods can only play an auxiliary role.

Traditional Chinese medicine treatment can be roughly divided into two categories: one is internal treatment, namely oral decoctions, pills, powders, wine preparations, etc.; the other is external treatment.

Currently, Western medicine has no effective treatment for this disease, and symptomatic treatment is often used. If you feel pain, you can take some antipyretic and analgesic drugs or inject sodium hyaluronate; if you feel numbness, you can choose B vitamins; if you have swollen joints and effusion, you can give local extraction of the effusion or local blockade and other therapies.

1. Notes

1. Balance nutrition and control weight.

2. Keep warm. Cold is an important cause of bone hyperplasia.

3. Proper exercise can improve physical fitness.

Bone hyperplasia may have a negative impact on the patient's life, so once it is discovered in the early stages, it should be treated promptly to avoid more serious consequences due to untimely treatment. The above are some effective treatments for knee bone hyperplasia. I hope you will have a deeper understanding of bone hyperplasia so that you can prevent and treat it more effectively.