What are the symptoms of hip dysplasia?

Hello. It is generally not painful. Congenital hip dysplasia, which manifests as duck gait or lameness during the learning phase.

Can you help check for asymmetry in hip lines? When changing diapers, did you feel that his legs could not be spread well (feet together, thighs in a straight line)?Restricted movement while kicking?

If you're worried, it's best to go to the hospital for a fluoroscopy, so that you'll be completely relieved. Congenital hip dysplasia is diagnosed before the age of one year** and the prognosis is very good. If you have doubts, it's best to get diagnosed as soon as possible.

The symptoms of hip dysplasia are: tension and contracture of the iliopsoas muscles, compressing the entrance to the acetabulum;

The joint capsule is deformed in a gourd-like shape;

The femoral head neck is deformed, mainly the femoral head is oval, the femoral neck is short, and the anterior angle of the femoral neck is increased;

acetabular deformation, mainly the acetabular fossa is shallow and triangular, the acetabular index is increased, and the labrum is involuted;

Thickening and lengthening of the trollure ligament, degeneration of articular cartilage, etc.

Manifestations of hip dysplasia

For babies in the growth period, if their bones develop well, the whole body will be smoother and look very symmetrical, but some children will always encounter various problems after birth, and hip dysplasia is one of them, but most parents do not know very well. Next, let's find out what are the symptoms of hip dysplasia?

Manifestations of hip dysplasia

In the process of the child's development, we must often pay attention to the development of various parts of his body, if you find that the child's two buttocks are asymmetrical, such as on the side of the thigh or the side of the buttocks, there are more folds, then it is likely that there are symptoms of hip dysplasia, at this time, we must pay attention to it and diagnose whether this situation occurs in time.

In addition to wrinkle asymmetry on both sides of the hip, hip dysplasia can cause asymmetry in bilateral hip movement. This symptom can be judged a little bit compared to the former, but if you look closely, you can also find that if one leg of the child is found to be thinner than the other during diaper changes, then it should cause heavy dou and confusion, and it is very likely that there is a gap symptom of hip dysplasia.

When your child starts walking, if you notice a limp while walking, and it is a limp in one of the legs, it is also possible that you have hip dysplasia. If the symptoms of hip dysplasia can be detected in time in the early stage of the child's development, then timely correction can only make the child complete.

What are the clinical signs of hip dysplasia in young children?

The hip joint is also known as a multiaxial joint and is mainly composed of the femoral head and acetabulum and its ligaments. The posterior inferior wall of the hip capsule is weak, and hip dislocations tend to occur here. Congenital hip dysplasia can include acetabular dysplasia, hip subluxation, total dislocation, and hip instability, collectively referred to as hip dysplasia or hip dysplasia.

Hip dysplasia is common in young women and is about 5-10 times more common in women than in men. There are more unilateral, less bilateral, more on the left side than on the right side, and often accompanied by other abnormal bone development changes, after birth, the child can be manifested as the inner thigh, buttocks skin folds increase, bilateral skin lines are asymmetrical, the length of the lower limbs is obviously unequal, thickening and shortening, etc. Dislocation period:

Children start walking later than healthy people. Patients with unilateral dislocation have a lameness gait, and those with bilateral dislocation have a forward pelvic tilt when standing, with a backward hip shrug, a prominent lumbar lordosis, and a duck gait when walking. When the child is supine, the knee joints are not at the same height when the knee joints of both hips are flexed.

It manifests as limited motion of the hip and shortening of the affected limb. Traumatic arthritis may develop later, with pain when walking.

Hello, congenital hip dysplasia, formerly known as congenital hip dislocation, is a disease.

If you have surgery in Beijing, you can go to the Orthopedics Department or the Orthopedics Department of Jishuitan Hospital, which is a well-known authoritative hospital in the country, and the cost is about 20,000 yuan, and if you need internal fixation, you will need to add about 20,000 yuan to the cost.

It's not very clear how to do it, but the question must be certain sooner. If you don't worry about the doctor's judgment, then you can change the hospital to see, if the doctor still insists that only this ** method is the most effective, then there is no way, after all, cure is the most important, don't delay the best ** time for the distressed baby, then regret it. Wishing your baby a speedy day**

The child is mainly found to be asymmetrical in the skin lines during routine examination, and the left hip dysplasia is suspected by color ultrasound examination, so for the above situation, it is recommended that you can take the child to the orthopedic department of the superior hospital for treatment, first describe the condition in detail to the attending doctor, and conduct the examination of the hip joint X-ray, the purpose is to see whether it is caused by hip dislocation, and decide whether the sling is needed to correct it according to the results of the examination of the superior hospital.

It is recommended to be conservative**, and conservative** is mainly to promote the resorption of dead bones and the formation of new bones through the external application of traditional Chinese medicine that invigorates blood circulation and dispels blood stasis, and combines physiotherapy with comprehensive treatment**. Replacement surgery is done if necessary.

Since the examination confirms that there is congenital hip dysplasia, you can be immobilized with a pair of fins, and you should follow this position when holding your child, which is helpful for improvement.

The final ** joint reduction is okay, the epiphyseal nucleus of the femoral head has not yet appeared, continue to observe, usually try to maintain the outer booth of the lower limbs, do not do strenuous activities.

Zhengzhou Orthopaedic Hospital.

Pediatric Orthopedics - Chief Physician Song Xiangjian.

Like you, this is mainly a congenital genetic problem, and the hip dysplasia will appear joint swelling and pain, and may also affect the activity of gait abnormalities, if you are overworked during military training, it will cause aggravation, generally this is mainly through **exercise, as well as acupuncture physiotherapy**, with the use of bone peptide tablets, if it is very serious, but also consider surgical treatment.

**It's not standard at all, and it can't be evaluated. Take a standard photo of both hips straight, with your legs straight and together, your knees and toes facing up, and your midline straight through the middle of your legs, which is your entire body.

Analysis: Heel pain is a symptom of many diseases, heel pain may be related to bone spurs on the calcaneus, of course, gout, key synovitis, etc. can also cause this symptom.

Guidance: I don't know if you have any other situations, it is recommended that patients go to the hospital for a detailed examination, and after clarifying, they should take targeted and effective measures.

Hello, the key to the prognosis of this disease is early diagnosis. **The sooner you get, the better the results. With the increase of age, the more severe the pathological changes, the worse the effect.

Guidance: Within 1 year of age, use the sling method with pedals. There are also stockings and abduction as swaddling braces, which are maintained for more than 4 months. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital.

The baby born at 9:38 a.m. on March 10, 2013 in the solar calendar, his father's surname is Liu, and his mother's surname is Dong.

Hello,**I have seen it, I am satisfied with the reset under the brace, you can walk with the brace, and after removing the brace, it will not affect the normal walking in the future after gait training. Only the walking belt, grinding the acetabulum, and taking off the bath do not affect **. Best wishes.

Capital Institute of Pediatrics - Pediatric Orthopedics - Chief Physician Deng Jingcheng.

Isolated acetabular dysplasia can be achieved by wearing a brace**. That's how your situation should be.

Chief Physician Li Jinsong, Department of Orthopedics and Joints, Affiliated Hospital of Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Both hips are dysplasia, the Shenton line is slightly discontinuous, and it is best to wear a brace.

Zhengzhou Orthopedic Hospital-Pediatric Orthopedics-Chief Physician Song Xiangjian.

It is recommended to go to Xinhua Hospital for outpatient contact for hip ultrasound examination.

He is now 10 years old, is there any symptoms? Teenagers? Or a few dozen years old?

Who can be sure that a normal hip joint in childhood will not hurt when it grows up? All I can tell you is that this kid doesn't have a ** need for his hip right now. Everyone's hip tolerance is not exactly the same, but the criteria for whether there is an indication or not are basically the same.

Let your child live and learn normally.

Beijing Jishuitan Hospital - Pediatric Orthopedics - Attending Physician Lv Xuemin.

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Hello, this requires a physical examination and a radiograph, please come to the outpatient clinic click here to view my clinic hours.

Xie Feng, Deputy Chief Physician of Shanghai Children's Hospital-Department of Orthopedics.

It is more common in female infants with breech presentation, with less amniotic fluid and more on the left side.

Therefore, it may be caused by congenital causes determined by genetic factors, plus some external mechanical factors. The incidence of typical hip dislocation is about 1 in 1,000 to 1.5 per thousand, and if hip subluxation and dysplasia are added, it is estimated to be about 20 per 1,000.