Osteonecrosis in children

For parents, their children’s lives are their own lives. If something goes wrong with their children, they cannot escape responsibility. Who doesn’t want their children to grow up healthy and happy, and who doesn’t want their children to suffer from some serious diseases? However, there are always some unexpected situations that may cause children to have more serious problems. For example, if a child has bone necrosis, how should this situation be treated?

It is the hope of every parent that their children grow up healthily and happily, but the incidence of femoral head necrosis in children is increasing year by year. Children suffering from femoral head necrosis seriously affect their health and cast a shadow on their parents' hearts.

There are generally no pain symptoms in the early stages, and femoral head necrosis can only be diagnosed when lameness is found. If children are not careful when playing, they may suffer from hip dislocation, epiphysis slippage, and femoral head contusion. These injuries mainly cause damage to the blood vessels around the femoral head of children. After the blood vessels are damaged, the femoral epiphysis partially loses blood supply, causing ischemic bone necrosis of the femoral epiphysis.

The characteristics of avascular necrosis of the femoral head epiphysis in children are that in most cases there is no pain in the early stages, hip joint dysfunction, and the onset is hidden. Therefore, early femoral head necrosis in children is not easy to detect, and it is only discovered when the child has a limp. Methods for treating femoral head necrosis in children. When treating femoral head necrosis in children, it is best not to perform replacement surgery. The current treatment method for children with femoral head necrosis is the five-in-one synchronous integrated therapy that combines traditional Chinese and Western medicine. This therapy is safe and effective and has successfully cured tens of thousands of children with femoral head necrosis.

What parents need to pay attention to is that if their children go out to play, it is best to stay with them, so as to prevent their children from suffering external injuries and bone injuries. If a child has bone necrosis, he must go to the hospital in time for early detection and early treatment, so as to ensure that the child can be completely cured.