Is it good to use vinegar hot compress for bone hyperplasia?

Osteophyte is a bone disease caused by aging and continuous degeneration of the body. It can occur in many parts of the body, such as the cervical spine, knee joints, lumbar spine, etc. Osteophyte and bone hyperplasia are different. The former is a normal phenomenon, while the latter is a concurrent disease. To improve bone hyperplasia, some people have heard that hot compress with vinegar has a good effect. So, is it good to use hot compress with vinegar for bone hyperplasia?

Many people are worried about this. Bone hyperplasia has affected everyone's normal life to varying degrees. There are many ways to relieve the pain symptoms of bone hyperplasia, among which local hot and wet compress with vinegar is quite effective. Aged vinegar has the effect of dispersing blood stasis and relieving pain, softening and dispersing lumps; hot compress with a hot water bag can promote the penetration of vinegar, dilate blood vessels, improve blood circulation in soft tissues, and promote local metabolism.

Applying hot compress on the affected area with aged vinegar can affect the metabolism of bone cells, enhance the effects of promoting blood circulation, reducing swelling, dispersing blood stasis and relieving pain, and can treat soreness, numbness and pain caused by bone hyperplasia in the cervical, lumbar and limb joints. Patients can operate it themselves at home. Here is an introduction to hot compress therapy with vinegar:

Prepare materials: a gauze mask (towel), a hot water bottle (can hold 500 ml of water), and 300 ml of aged vinegar (the older the better).

Specific steps: first heat the aged vinegar, then soak the mask in the aged vinegar for 15 minutes, then take it out and wring it out slightly (it is best to pour it into the cotton mask and squeeze it with external force without dripping). Then apply the soaked mask to the most painful part, and then cover the mask with a hot water bag filled with hot water (the temperature is based on your own tolerance, be careful to avoid burns!), apply it for 30 to 40 minutes to allow the heat to penetrate the mask and reach deep inside. Do this once a day. If the patient has more severe pain, do it twice a day, once in the morning and once in the evening. A course of treatment is 10 days. Persistent use for 2 to 3 courses of treatment can produce significant results.

Clinical practice has proved that the use of local hot and wet compresses with aged vinegar to treat cervical spondylosis has a unique therapeutic effect. It takes a short time, is effective quickly, and has no adverse reactions or side effects. It can delay the development of bone hyperplasia, significantly improve the symptoms of patients with cervical spondylosis in a short period of time, and has a good analgesic effect.