What symptom does child femoral head necrosis have

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It is not difficult to find out what age groups may be infected with osteonecrosis of the femoral head. And the incidence rate of femoral head necrosis is increasing year by year. Compared with adults, the limitation of treatment for femoral head necrosis is relatively large, which increases the difficulty of treatment of gender. Therefore, the early diagnosis of children with femoral head necrosis is particularly important, for children with femoral head necrosis can be accurately diagnosed this problem, we can analyze in detail.

What symptom does child femoral head necrosis have

First: many people think that children's femoral head necrosis is related to congenital factors. In fact, there is a certain truth. Some congenital diseases can indeed cause children's femoral head necrosis, such as dysplasia of hip joint. Therefore, when diagnosing children's femoral head necrosis, we should first clarify the history of children's femoral head necrosis.

Second: if parents find something wrong with their children, they can also carry out the "4" test self-test method for children's femoral head necrosis at home, that is, in the case of lying flat, lift the painful leg up and put it on the other leg in the shape of "4". If the knee presses down on the hip joint and feels pain, they should rush to the hospital for examination.

Third: 3 hospital auxiliary examination of children with femoral head necrosis generally has X-ray film, nuclear magnetic resonance, CT, etc., the most commonly used thing is X-ray film, but this kind of examination for early symptoms effect is not obvious, if the diagnosis is not accurate, can carry on nuclear magnetic resonance, but remember, check can't do too many times.

matters needing attention

Parents and friends must pay attention, if the child occasionally hip pain, leg pain, the degree may be light or heavy, different, but if there is intermittent pain, it should pay attention, at this time must go to the hospital for examination, in order to determine what is wrong with the body, in order to do further treatment.