What to know about hip pain
Written by:Dysplasia and femoral-aceptabular shock (CFA) are common and require early treatment
Because hip transmits the weight of our body to the legs and provides the vital movements of these is a part that is very subject to ongoing meetings. Their involvement causes pain and disability in everyday life and sport is not the only cause for those suffering from these ailments trauma.
Mechanical pathologies are the most frequent cause for future osteoarthritis or joint wear. They represent 75% of the causes of osteoarthritis in the Western world. Among these, one must know and early detection of residual hip dysplasia and acetabular femoro- shock (CFA).
Hip pain, frequent pathologies
In dysplasia, the femur head is not contained within the acetabulum, and causes pain around the hip environment. After hiking or certain efforts, the affected person often fatigued and often end with a limp and, if not treated well in youth, may become cause of osteoarthritis in the future. As for the femoral-acetabular collision (CFA) it is usually occurs when it comes to moves that require bending and kicking, running or simply spend long hours sitting. It is manifested by pain at the English and around the hip. These diseases have in common that a free evolution eventually wear down the labrum, the cartilage. The labrum of the hip or the meniscus is a stabilizing element which acts as a damper. Rupture resulting in loss of joint fluid pressure, painful restriction on the movements of the hips, and finally wear articular cartilage or wallpaper.
Treatment for hip pain
Periacetabular osteomotía Ganz is the most efficient operation at present, although it is considered difficult and we are of the few centers also perform via the mini-invasive. The intervention involves making a polygonal cut around the acetabulum that allows properly meet the acetabulum on the femoral head. These pathologies, diagnosed and treated in an early form, obtain a high rate of long-term success. The destroyed cartilage replacement and total hip prostheses of this are other existing treatments and solutions currently in advanced cases.
