Patient's question:
X-ray said it was congenital hip dysplasiaDoctor's answer:
This definitely requires surgery. Surgery, at the very least, will need at least 3 months before the patient can walk. He will need internal fixation with steel plates. It is recommended to follow up one month after the surgery. The patient can use crutches for mobility, but cannot bear weight on the affected leg. At the same time, oral Chinese medicine that promotes blood circulation, relieves stagnation, and helps bone and tendon regeneration should be taken. Generally, it takes 3 months to be able to bear weight, and complete healing takes about 6 months. The occurrence of pediatric hip dysplasia severely affects the patient's health. In addition to timely treatment, the patient must also pay attention to daily care. It is recommended to eat more vegetables and fruits, and consume more calcium-rich foods to avoid or reduce the risk of occurrence.