Patient's question:
My daughter has always had a weak constitution, and recently she has been feeling that walking is very tiring. She went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with developmental dysplasia of the hip. I would like to know what this disease is.Doctor's answer:
Developmental dysplasia of the hip requires timely examination and treatment for proper growth and development. Developmental dysplasia of the hip means that if the range of motion of the hip joint is significantly more limited than normal, it is prone to recurrent hip dislocation. If it is not too severe, it can be treated with bandages, increasing joint separation, and expanding the range of motion. Early treatment is relatively effective, but if the condition worsens, treatment becomes more complicated.