Patient's question:
Since getting pregnant, my left leg has been aching and sore. It's been four years since I gave birth, but the pain in my left thigh root has returned these past couple of days, affecting my ability to walk. The doctor diagnosed me with congenital hip dysplasia. What should I do now? Do I have to have surgery? Or can it be treated conservatively? I'm only 31 years old.Doctor's answer:
If this situation reoccurs at this age stage, it has been related to congenital growth and development for such a long time. If treatment is to be implemented to stabilize the condition, it can be done through a combination of surgery and activity rehabilitation to prevent the occurrence of motor dysfunction. The above suggestions are for the issue of "left leg starting to ache from the beginning of pregnancy." It is hoped that it will be helpful to you. Wishing you good health!