Bone spurs are clinically known as osteophytes. Most osteophytes are asymptomatic, while a few will have pain, numbness, swelling, and limited joint movement. 1. Most of the bone growths have no symptoms. Because it is located in a position that does not compress the surrounding nerves, blood vessels or other structures, it does not affect much and will not have obvious symptoms. 2. Some osteophytes are symptomatic. When the location of osteophytes can compress the surrounding nerves, tendons or other structures, it will cause corresponding symptoms, which may manifest as pain, numbness, swelling, limited joint movement, etc. If the osteophytes are around the joints, it will limit the range of joint movement. If the above symptoms occur, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time.