Osteomalacia is also known as proliferative osteoarthritis and degenerative osteoarthropathy. It is a disease caused by degeneration and degeneration of soft tissues such as cartilage, intervertebral discs and ligaments that make up the joints, formation of bone spurs at the edges of the joints, and changes such as synovial hypertrophy, which results in bone destruction and causes secondary osteophytes, leading to joint deformation, pain, limited movement and other symptoms. It is a common disease among middle-aged and elderly people, and its causes are complex, most commonly found in the knee, lumbar spine, cervical spine and other joints. The main manifestations of osteophytes in the knee joint are: unfavorable joint movement, pain and swelling on one or both sides. Initially, the pain occurs when walking for long periods of time or going up and down stairs, but the symptoms improve with bed rest or rest. As the disease progresses, pain may occur even when walking on a flat surface, with limited movement and joint instability. Proliferative osteoarthritis belongs to the category of “bone paralysis” in Chinese medicine. The kidney is the master of bone and the liver is the master of tendons. The main treatment methods include non-surgical therapy and surgical therapy. If patients do not have absolute indications for surgery, non-surgical therapy should be preferred, and the earlier the treatment, the better it is for delaying the development of the disease and relieving the clinical symptoms. The earlier the treatment, the better it is to slow down the development of the disease and relieve the clinical symptoms. At the same time, physical therapy, such as infrared radiation, Chinese medicine steam bath, ionization, microwave, etc., can promote local blood circulation, relieve local pain, improve joint function, eliminate joint stiffness and swelling, which is more beneficial to the recovery of the disease. Hyperplastic osteoarthritis should usually pay more attention to the regulation of care, in line with the seasonal changes, to maintain the normal body qi lift, in the seasonal changes and sudden changes in climate, to increase or decrease clothing at any time. Pay attention to warmth, cold and humidity, and avoid all triggers to prevent recurrence and aggravation of the disease. In terms of diet, it is advisable to eat high calcium, vitamin-rich and coarse fiber food. At the same time, physical exercise should be strengthened, such as playing taijiquan and baduanjin, in order to unblock the meridians, nourish blood and glory tendons, eliminate muscle spasm, prevent joint contracture, prevent joint adhesions, and delay degenerative changes in joint function. After the disease, patients should maintain a relaxed mood, avoid abnormal emotional excitement, establish confidence to overcome the disease, in order to promote early recovery.