What are the sequelae of femoral head fracture

The femoral heads are set as two bones in the upper part of the body, mainly located below the pelvis. When the femoral head is fractured, it will have a certain impact on people's lives and may even cause some consequences. Clinically, there are two main sequelae of femoral head fracture.

1. Nonunion

In the case of bone nonunion, the main thing is that when patients have a fracture, the wound often heals slowly or does not heal, and the occurrence of this situation is related to the patient's specific condition. Therefore, for people with femoral neck fractures, it is better to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible to avoid aggravating their condition and making their healing problems more serious.

2. Femoral head necrosis

For patients with femoral head necrosis, it refers to the situation where the fracture has healed, but the femoral head has already been necrotic, and if the condition is serious, some patients will have severe deformation.

3. Pay attention to care

As long as you pay more attention to rest in your daily life and avoid engaging in overly strenuous physical exercise, and for those patients with joint inflammation, you can alleviate the symptoms by taking some anti-inflammatory drugs. In order to minimize the impact of those sequelae on their bodies, patients are expected to go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible.