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Absence of hips problem

2026-06-07 12:07:31
I am omm and I have a problem of bilateral cogential absense of hips from childhood now I am 20 years old and now I have no hip pain and no problem in daily activity for now I can delay the surgery as usual doctor recommended to me but I want to do the surgery (THR) at the age of 26 is there any major problem if I do THR at the age of 26 without any hip pain please reply me to the point so that I can know about this
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Hello omm. Looks like you have DDH. You should delay the surgery if you have no pain and no limitation of daily activity currently.

Answered2026-06-10 11:49:29

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If there are no symptoms, no need for surgery... keeping the original joint as long as it is not painful, is the best thing
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watch for ang hip pain , walking difficulty, limping , problems in daily routine activities

Answered2026-06-09 06:42:04

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No need for THR if no symptoms You have already lived 26 years so far so good. Please contact your local orthopedic once you are symptomatic.

Answered2026-06-08 17:44:07

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If no pain, surgery not necessary at present

Answered2026-06-08 11:07:48

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Discuss with your surgeon

Answered2026-06-21 01:44:03

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No THR for now

Answered2026-06-09 03:47:20

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Go  for it

Answered2026-06-08 09:36:47

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