Hip Replacement Treatment For Severe Hip Problems
Health is wealth. Flexibility of movement such as walking, running, bending and twisting depends on the hip and knee joint welfare. The functioning of these joints help keep you moving without feeling a bit of pain. Any injury or disease of the hip joint produces pain which, in turn, regularly retrains body movements. The intensity of the pain varies with the severity of fractures of the hip or knee joints. Acute pain in the hip joint injury or fracture or pain is the primary symptom that signals the need for a hip replacement.
Hip Replacement & Osteoarthritis
Hip joint disorders are the leading cause of hip pain that needs to be relieved through total hip replacement surgery. “Wear and tear” arthritis, known as osteoarthritis in medical terminology, is one of the common reasons why patients should go for the surgical treatment of the hip. Osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease that occurs when the cartilage of the joints degenerate and broken pelvis. Aging people tend to suffer from osteoarthritis.
Hip Replacement & Post-traumatic Arthritis
Post-traumatic arthritis of the hip joint is a disorder that requires the victim to choose a hip replacement. Symptoms of post-traumatic arthritis similar to osteoarthritis. It is caused when the injury results in the dislocation of the hip joint or hip fractures. Trauma affects the structure or function of the hip joint is damaged and gradually. Arthritic changes in the hip joint surface years after the injured joint.
Hip Replacement & Rheumatoid Arthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis is a disease of the hip joint are quite large. It is an autoimmune disorder. Pain, swelling and inflammation are common symptoms of rheumatic problems. When the immune system is damaged, the cartilage of the hip joint is starting to wear off. Hip replacement is the recommended treatment for people affected by rheumatoid arthritis to get relief from hip pain intense.
Hip Replacement & Vascular Necrosis
Unbearable hip pain is also caused by vascular necrosis were medically treated with total hip replacement surgery. Also known as osteonecrosis or aseptic necrosis, vascular necrosis is a medical condition in which the blood supply to the femoral head of the hip and then gradually slowed, stopped. A dislocation or fracture of the hip puts people at risk of developing rheumatic disorders. Individuals with severe alcoholism tends to develop vascular necrosis. When the matter reached the last stage of the destruction of the hip joint along with acute pain, hip replacement becomes necessary.
Need Consultation for Hip Replacement? Please contact us by calling (65) 66532628 or Schedule an Appointment here on our website. Our professional orthopaedic specialist, Dr. Kevin Yip, has more than 20 years experience. Be assured that you will be receiving professional treatments that suit your needs. Consultations are covered by most insurance.
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