What are the treatments for finger bone hyperplasia

Many people are familiar with bone hyperplasia, which has a lot to do with people's living habits. Some people have also encountered bone hyperplasia in fingers. There are many treatments for bone hyperplasia in fingers. Traditional Chinese medicine can also be used for treatment, mainly external application of Chinese medicine.

1. Bone hyperplasia can be relieved by local Chinese medicine. You can use Chuanxiong powder, add an appropriate amount of old vinegar, and a little medicinal vaseline. Add Shanxi aged vinegar to the medicine powder to make a paste, then mix in a little medicinal vaseline and mix well. Apply the prepared ointment to the patient's hyperplasia area, cover with a layer of plastic paper or gauze, and seal the gauze with wide adhesive tape. Change the dressing once every 2 days.

2. Bone hyperplasia can also be treated with external washing with Chinese medicine, such as Clematis chinensis, sophora japonica, camphor wood, Kowloon worm, and rice vinegar. Soak the first 4 ingredients in water, then decoct the juice, concentrate it slightly, then add water and rice vinegar and stir well, heat it and soak the affected area for 15-20 minutes each time, 1-2 times a day. To enhance the therapeutic effect, you can also use soap beans and human hair. Decoction in water to obtain liquid, and use it to bathe the affected area.

3. Bone hyperplasia can be treated with Western medicine, but symptomatic treatment is required for cartilage destruction or changes in joint structure caused by trauma, surgery or other obvious factors. Due to factors such as friction or pressure imbalance on the joint surface, the joint surface undergoes degenerative changes. If you feel pain, you can take some antipyretic and analgesic drugs; 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.

4. Direct current drug ion introduction method: drug ions are introduced into the skin through the pores of the skin gland duct orifices, 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 the drug.