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Please suggest on the attached MRI report. Is it really serious and can not be treated by medicines Or operation. Thanks
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Needs clinical examination to assess the disability. Thereafter will be able to suggest the treatment options .
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You should understand that SURGICAL TREATMENT IS THE BEST OPTION FOR EARLY STAGES LIKE YOURS. AVN HIPS are known to progress to arthritis which will need hip replacement.
We have been doing CORE DECOMPRESSION
and REGROW (OSSGROW) or BMAC in early stages with excellent results. Though I am not supposed to advertise, you can speak to dr charul banji of REGROW company for more information
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Waiting doesn’t help. Some progress very fast and some slowly. Difficult to predict the course of Disease.
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This report suggest Avascular Necrosis of both Femoral head and both hip Arthritis. this involves more then 75 percent of head which suggest advanced disease.medical or surgical treatment will depend on your symptoms and further investigations.
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you should consult with Orthopaedic Surgeon for proper clinical diagnosis and line of tratment. It can be done by video calling also
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avoid strenuous activity and take rest
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Treatment for Avascular necrosis of hip (as suggested in MRI report) depends on clinical and radiological staging , pictures of MRI plates will be more helpful to determine the stage of the condition.
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This is avascular necrosis of hip.
A condition where femoral head looses blood vascularity, becomes soft and gets flattened leading to Hip Arthritis.
Generally occurs in both hips. Stages may vary.
Generally it needs something more than medicine treatment.
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It is serious.
More you neglect, more damage and less chances of saving innate Hip.
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Consult online.
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