A four-year-old child with congenital hip dysplasia, how should the treatment be?

Patient's question:

Congenital walking limp, no pain felt, checked at Zhengzhou Orthopedic Hospital, but no surgery was performed.

Doctor's answer:

Generally, surgical treatment is required if oral medication is not effective. It is recommended to seek treatment at a hospital using minimally invasive surgery. Pay attention to postoperative care and prevent infection, which is good. It is better not to eat irritating foods.

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