Patient's question:
Recently, due to overeating, I gradually felt that something was wrong with my body. So I had to go see a doctor, who said it was bilateral femoral head ischemic necrosis. How is bilateral femoral head ischemic necrosis treated?Doctor's answer:
In the case of long-term femoral head necrosis, early treatment can consider the appropriate use of many drugs to see how symptoms can be stabilized. If the symptoms persistently improve, then the possibility of surgical treatment later cannot be ruled out. Generally, surgical treatment can effectively alleviate the patient's symptoms. Don't hurry and worry, just take it slow. Sometimes, purely conservative treatment may lead to progressive improvement in symptoms.