What is the best treatment for bone hyperplasia?

Hyperostosis is a common bone disease that manifests as joint pain, swelling, and limited mobility. There are two types of treatment for bone hyperplasia: non-pharmacological and pharmacological.

1. Non-drug treatment:

1. Physical therapy: such as hot compresses, massage, physiotherapy, etc., can relieve pain and muscle tension, promote blood circulation, and accelerate recovery;

2. Exercise therapy: Appropriate exercise can enhance muscle strength, reduce joint burden, and improve joint function, but excessive exercise and strenuous exercise should be avoided;

3. Dietary conditioning: A reasonable diet helps to maintain bone health, and it is recommended to consume more foods rich in calcium, vitamin D and other nutrients, such as milk, tofu, etc.;

4. Other methods: such as acupuncture, massage and other traditional Chinese medicine treatments, as well as surgical treatment.

2. Medication:

1. Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: such as ibuprofen sustained-release capsules, diclofenac sodium sustained-release tablets, etc., which can relieve pain and inflammatory reactions;

2. Analgesics: such as tramadol sustained-release tablets, etc., which can relieve severe pain symptoms;

3. Cartilage protectors: such as glucosamine sulfate capsules, etc., which can promote cartilage repair and regeneration.

4. Hormone drugs: such as prednisolone acetate tablets, etc., suitable for patients with more serious conditions.

When using drug therapy, the doctor's guidance should be followed, and the adverse effects and contraindications of the drug should be noted. If the symptoms are severe or prolonged, you should seek medical attention and receive diagnosis and treatment from a medical professional.