How to treat bone thickening

Patients with bone thickening are mainly treated with medication and physical therapy to relieve symptoms. However, some relatively serious patients should also consider surgical treatment. Bone thickening in patients can be caused by traumatic factors, excessive strain, local infection, tumor and other factors. Patients can choose to take relevant drugs orally to relieve corresponding symptoms, or can also assist massage, acupuncture, physical factor therapy and other methods to improve the efficacy. Patients should avoid unfavorable inducements, appropriately increase functional exercise, delay the progress of bone and joint degeneration, and prevent bone thickening or bone hyperplasia from worsening. If the patient's bone thickening is serious, surgical treatment should also be considered to relieve the adverse impact of bone thickening on adjacent structures and prevent the aggravation of the disease.