How to treat knee bone hyperplasia?

If bone hyperplasia occurs in this area of ​​the knee, what needs to be mastered in the usual treatment methods is technical treatment. Usually, the more common treatment is drug treatment, which is mainly to promote the body's metabolic system. Hormone treatment is mainly to increase the cholesterol and hormone levels. Physical therapy is relatively simple at present, mainly using ultrasound or segmental sound wave treatment on the bones to relieve the patient's local symptoms.

1. Drug treatment:

If the metabolism of an osteoporotic patient is abnormal, it can be adjusted with medication. For example, people with osteoporosis in the elderly suffer from bone calcium loss and certain vitamin deficiencies, so they can take a certain amount of calcium alone or vitamin preparations to replenish the deficiencies in the body.

2. Hormone therapy:

Strictly speaking, hormone therapy is also a type of drug therapy, but it has its own particularities. The hormones used to treat osteoporosis in the elderly are different from the commonly used steroid hormones, but are sex hormones (such as androgens and estrogens). Sex hormones can stimulate bone formation, reduce bone breakdown, and achieve the purpose of treating osteoporosis. For osteoporosis in postmenopausal women, sex hormone treatment is more important and effective.

3. Physical therapy:

Physical therapy, referred to as physical therapy, is the use of modern physical therapy equipment such as sound, light, and electricity on the human body and bones to promote bone formation. Mainly through ultrasound, ultrashort wave, magnetic therapy, heat therapy, etc.

4. Physical therapy:

Physical therapy, referred to as physical therapy, is to regulate the whole body's metabolic state through physical exercise, improve bone blood circulation, increase external force stimulation to bones, and thus relieve osteoporosis.