Symptoms of ankle bone hyperplasia

We all know that the ankle joint is very important to us. This joint can help us move freely. If this joint is sprained, it is likely to not heal, because sometimes this part needs to be moved frequently. If you do not stay in bed when you sprain, but go out to exercise directly, it will inevitably cause bone hyperplasia. So what are the symptoms of ankle bone hyperplasia?

Symptoms of ankle bone hyperplasia

Symptom 1: Fracture hyperplasia is divided into primary and secondary types. It mostly occurs in middle-aged or elderly people over 45 years old, more common in men than in women. Heavy manual laborers and athletes who often use waist activities are prone to this disease. It is most common in the knee, hip, lumbar spine, cervical spine, elbow and other joints.

Symptom 2: Compression of the sciatic nerve may cause sciatica, with severe numbness, burning pain, cramping, and stringy pain in the affected limb, radiating to the entire lower limb. If the adjacent nerve roots are compressed, corresponding symptoms may occur, including local pain, stiffness, posterior root neuralgia, numbness, etc.

Symptom three: Bone hyperplasia is caused by exposure to wind and cold, and trauma leads to local aseptic inflammation and edema, and obstruction of the circulatory system. Traditional Chinese medicine generally calls it Bi syndrome. Its hyperplasia is a kind of ossification, that is, calcification, which is completely different from the structure of human bones. We treat with professional topical patches.

Precautions

Avoid being stimulated by moisture, cold and other environmental factors, because these adverse environmental factors can induce inflammation of joints, muscles, nerves and other tissues. Patients who work in a fixed posture for a long time should pay attention to changing their posture during breaks.