Patient's question:
Right femoral head ischemic necrosis, what should be done about it? Recently, a particularly close friend of mine has suffered from this condition. I'd like to help and ask what should be done about this disease?Doctor's answer:
If the disease of femoral head necrosis is to be completely cured, only the surgical treatment of femoral head displacement is effective. Generally speaking, if conservative treatment is used for this disease, it can only provide temporary relief of symptoms. At the same time, this disease may have many possible causes, such as intergenerational inheritance, or many mental traumas, or may involve the frequent use of many hormone drugs. The above suggestions and opinions can be referred to, but if the situation still recurs repeatedly, it is best to go to the local regular hospital in your area to register for an examination to prevent other conditions from causing this symptom to recur again, so as to avoid missing the best and most effective treatment period. This suggestion is for reference only.