Does functional exercise after artificial femoral head replacement

Update Date: 2023-09-04 Source: Network

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Because I had a quarrel with my husband, I drove away in a fit of anger. As a result, the car crashed, resulting in a fracture of the right bone neck. I had an artificial femoral head replacement operation. Now there is a period of time after the operation. I went to the hospital for a film review. The doctor said that I recovered very well. Now let's share the functional failure exercise after artificial femoral head replacement.

Does functional exercise after artificial femoral head replacement

First: after local fixation, keep the posture of chest lifting and shoulder lifting, practice all kinds of activities of hands, wrists and elbows, and instruct to practice shoulder joint abduction and extension, such as chest lifting and hands akimbo, except for patients who must maintain reduction and fixation in decubitus position, they can move on the ground, but they should not do shoulder flexion and adduction.

Second: should not walk for a long time and strenuous activities, do not sit low stool and kneel. When going upstairs, the healthy side goes up first, and when going downstairs, the affected side goes down first. You can also take Tongluo Shenggu. Tongluo Shenggu is a special drug for the treatment of femoral head necrosis, but for patients with femoral head replacement, it has a clear anti-inflammatory and analgesic effect, and can also improve immunity.

Third: skin traction or t-shoes were used after operation to keep the patient in abduction neutral position for 2-3 weeks. In the early stage of getting out of bed, the affected limb can wear long elastic socks to reduce swelling.

matters needing attention

The nursing after artificial femoral head replacement is more important. When the patients lie in bed for a month and get out of bed, they should use the double crutches to practice walking. At the beginning, the nursing staff or family members can do a good job in nursing to prevent the patients from falling down and affect their rehabilitation.