Hip
All self-diagnoses correspond to your subjective perception of pain and may not always have the right diagnosis. I therefore recommend always consult a medical specialist to get you to be ware against possible adverse health consequences.
Symtoms
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Diagnosis
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Common cause
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Therapy
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| Pain on movement and later at rest in elderly patients. Particularly in the buttocks - radiating to the knee |
Osteoarthritis, wear and tear of the hip |
By consumption of the articular cartilage, there is a massive restriction of movement |
Initially, pain therapy, physiotherapy and later implantation of an artificial hip joint (results in the complete absence of pain for the patient)
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| In infants in the hip folds asymmetry, unequal leg length in children,limping heavily with turned legs |
Hip Dislocation |
It is due to a shallow socket formed in a sliding of the femoral head |
Routine ultrasound in infants. Spreading, rein handling, may at a precise diagnosis and therapy today are hip dysplasia in infants healed almost completely |
| Young people suffering from knee pain, hip shows no symptoms |
Epiphysenfugenlösung Hüftkopfwachstumsfugenlösung |
Is more common in young patients. The femoral head begins to slidedown the growth zone, it comes to serious changes in the hip joint |
medical monitoring, hospitalization |
| Young people suffering from knee pain, hip shows no symptoms |
Perthes' disease |
Is more common in young patients. The femoral head begins to slidedown the growth zone, it comes to serious changes in the hip joint |
medical monitoring, hospitalization |
| Pain at the Hüftaußenseite |
trochanteric bursitis |
Incipient osteoarthritis or irritable condition after hip surgery |
Infiltration, infusion, aspiration, physical therapy, very rare operation |
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