How is hip synovitis treated? Can it be cured?

Hello, synovitis is an orthopedic disease, and most of them are not able to**, so you must choose carefully.

The best way to synovitis.

1.Tuina**: Pressure on acupuncture points, push on the thighs, press on the knees, foot guidance, etc., which can help relieve symptoms such as pain and soreness.

Cons: Cumbersome, and**long, not thorough.

2. Puncture**.

**: Joint puncture is used to aspirate fluid or blood, and sodium hyaluronate is injected to protect the synovium of the joint and reduce pain.

Disadvantages: improper operation can easily lead to infection, there is a certain amount of sequelae, **incomplete, must be many times**.

3. Drugs**.

**: Oral or topical anti-inflammatory painkillers for symptomatic relief.

Disadvantages: It only has anti-inflammatory effect, no first-class effect, and has damage to the stomach, liver, and kidneys.

4. Traditional Chinese Medicine**.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that synovitis is caused by external evils, joint injuries, obstruction of acupuncture points, and accumulation of fluid, and it is necessary to promote local blood circulation, improve the nutrition of surrounding tissues, promote the obstructed microcirculation at the joints to restore smooth flow, and return the joint fluid to the dynamic balance of production and absorption, so as to achieve the purpose of complete synovitis.

It is recommended to consult the joint surgery department of a regular major hospital.

Hip synovitis is a headache and is not easy to treat, traction is one of the methods, but it can generally be cured, but it takes longer. The main principle of this disease is to repair itself, drugs, physiotherapy and other assistance, rest and reduce activities are the main, if you exclude other diseases with a clear diagnosis, it will generally not develop too seriously, and slowly it will be fine, but often**.

ESR recommends a re-examination, and from your description, it appears that there is a joint effusion, and the number of the hanging bone surgery is recommended. Surgery may be required, but you can try Chinese medicine ** overnight, external use plus internal use.

Suggestion: Go to a specialist osteopathic hospital and ask if hip replacement surgery is right for your condition. (This surgery is suitable for people of the upper ages).

Hip synovitis in children is more painful, so can hip synovitis in children heal on its own, and how to **?

Hip synovitis in children, a common cause of hip pain in children, is a sterile intra-articular synovial inflammation often associated with tonsillitis or a recent cold. **Mainly resting braking, lower limb ** traction, early continuous traction, later intermittent traction, with functional exercise, can also be physiotherapy and other measures. After the symptoms are relieved, it is necessary to appropriately reduce the amount of activity, avoid long-distance walking, and improve the body's immunity.

Hip synovitis in children still needs to be active**, otherwise it will be difficult to heal on its own. In most cases, the hip joint in children presents as a transient simple synovitis, which may be caused by blood-borne **infection. Often secondary to upper respiratory tract infection or excessive strenuous exercise, bacterial infection in some parts of the body, through hematogenous transmission, resulting in synovial hyperplasia and edema at the hip joint, can produce joint pain.

For these children, only strict bed rest and antibiotics are given to reduce inflammation**, and most children can achieve complete relief after 7-10 days.

Children's hip synovitis is needed, so what are the best methods for children's hip synovitis?

Children's hip synovitis** can be used on the basis of rest and traction, external Chinese medicine **, in general, can not use internal drugs, most of them can be recovered after correct and timely **, 3 7 days. Hip synovitis in children under 10 years of age is common in children under 10 years of age and is transient synovitis. For mild hip synovitis, rest, physiotherapy, traction and massage can be taken to alleviate the symptoms of hip sand joint slippery membrane removal to varying degrees.

Hip casts can also be applied if necessary for children with hip synovitis, which can reduce the inflammatory response and relieve local pain symptoms by restricting hip movement. Secondly, the hip joint is given a warm compress, which is conducive to the resolution of inflammation. Thirdly, penicillin sodium for injection, or cefuroxime sodium for anti-infection**.