What happens if bone hyperplasia is not treated

Bone hyperplasia is a common bone disease. If left untreated, it may cause pain and discomfort, motor disorders, nerve compression and other adverse consequences.

1. Pain and discomfort

Bone hyperplasia stimulates the surrounding nerves and tissues, resulting in pain, numbness, weakness and other symptoms. These symptoms may gradually worsen, affecting daily life and work.

2. Movement disorders

Bone hyperplasia may lead to joint stiffness, limited mobility, and thus affect the body's ability to move. In severe cases, it may even lead to disability.

3. Nerve compression

When bone hyperplasia presses on the surrounding nerves, it may cause pain, paresthesia, muscle weakness and other symptoms. If left untreated, it may lead to nerve damage or even paralysis.