Can femoral head necrosis be cured?

Among orthopedic diseases, femoral head necrosis is a very difficult disease to cure. It is also known as an intractable disease in medicine. Patients with femoral head necrosis will be in great pain, and they cannot be cured after a long period of treatment. People are eager to know the answer to whether femoral head necrosis can be cured. For the treatment of this disease, if the patient has a good attitude, professional treatment may be able to cure it.

Patients with femoral head necrosis should not be scared by this disease, and should not think that it is an incurable terminal illness. If they want to be cured as soon as possible, it is best to go to a regular hospital and choose an appropriate treatment method. Surgical treatment is also a very common method of treating femoral head necrosis.

Can femoral head necrosis be cured? To cure it, early diagnosis and early treatment are necessary. Early treatment of femoral head necrosis will have a significant impact on its prognosis. In the early stage of femoral head necrosis, the hip joint is only in the aseptic inflammation stage, the joint capsule is congested and exudated, the intracapsular pressure is increased, and the femoral head necrosis is in an ischemic state, but the femoral head trabeculae have not yet broken, the femoral head has not yet collapsed and deformed, the inflammatory and necrotic tissues can still be repaired, and no deformity will be left. Therefore, the treatment of femoral head necrosis mainly focuses on early diagnosis and timely treatment.

Patients with femoral head necrosis should avoid weight bearing and not do strenuous exercise too frequently. There are many pathogenic factors of femoral head necrosis. If patients have used excessive amounts of hormone drugs or steroid corticosteroids for a long time, they should be careful to stop using them; long-term alcohol addicts should actively quit drinking; patients with occupational related conditions, such as divers, should be transferred away from this environment; patients with hyperadrenocorticism, liver disease, sickle cell anemia, etc. should recognize and treat the primary disease while treating femoral head necrosis. Can femoral head necrosis be cured? This requires appropriate and correct choice of surgical treatment. Surgery is also an indispensable treatment for femoral head necrosis, but due to the serious damage, it should be selected and applied appropriately and correctly.

Can femoral head necrosis be cured? Patients must be patient and carry out staged treatment when treating femoral head necrosis. If it is in the early stages of the disease, conservative treatment will have a good effect. If the condition is more serious, surgery is the best method in the middle or late stages. The patient's usual mental state is also very important and he must be optimistic.