How to treat tibia periosteitis

Tibia periosteitis occurs in the lower leg region, a large part of the reason is due to incorrect exercise posture, or excessive exercise and excessive traction of local muscles, which causes inflammation. After this disease is manifested, it will cause pain in the lower leg region, or pain in the lower leg region, and there will be some discomfort symptoms such as mild swelling. After the occurrence of periostitis in the lower leg, the patient needs to limit the activity of the affected limb first, and then appropriately give the affected limb a local hot compress, physiotherapy, or apply some drugs to activate blood circulation and remove blood stasis. For example, safflower oil, bone setting water, this can be very good to promote blood circulation, help inflammation subside, and facilitate recovery. In addition, when the pain is more serious, you can also consider giving some anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs to relieve it. For example, diclofenac sodium, celecoxib and other drugs are all OK. There is also the patient's attention to the affected area to keep warm and prevent cold stimulation. The above plan is for reference only. Please use the drug according to the instructions or to the regular hospital.