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Bilateral cogential dislocation of hips
Actually I have a problem of bilateral cogential dislocation of hips as you can see in the x ray , still I have no pain and any problems in daily life activities. A few months ago I consulted a doctor he said that it will be cured by THR but if there is no problem in my daily life and there is no pain then I would be better to avoid the surgery . It's ok but my question is :- is there any problems if I do THR in this case . I can wait till 26 age but If there will be no pain at that age and I do THR then is there any problem❓ please tell me what is the best step to do❓
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Dr. Rahul Kumar Pandey
Orthopedic surgeon
10 yrs exp
Lucknow
If you have no pain and no difficulty in daily activities then surgery can usually be delayed.
Doing THR later at 26 years is generally not a problem if you remain comfortable and joint condition is monitored regularly. Surgery is usually done when pain, limp, stiffness or functional limitation increases.
At present, regular follow-up and observation are reasonable.
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
6 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
If you have no problem, than you should not consult to doctor
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