Patient's question:
Is surgery for bone spurs in the knee effective?Doctor's answer:
Based on your description of knee osteophyte, this is a relatively common disease in daily life. It is often related to the patient's constitution. In mild cases, it manifests as pain in the bone joints and limited mobility. In severe cases, it can significantly affect a person's normal life. If this is the case, then a knee replacement surgery may be necessary, which can significantly alleviate the patient's symptoms.It is recommended that if the condition is not severe, conservative methods can be considered first for treatment. For example, pain relievers can be used to alleviate pain, and local blood-activating and blood-removing medications can be used to reduce joint swelling.