Is the pain on both sides of the hips caused by the femoral head?

Thigh pain is very common in daily life. Many people search on the Internet, and most people think they are suffering from the terrible "femoral head necrosis". But is it really the case? Is the pain in both hips caused by the femoral head? In fact, what we call "hip pain" or "inner thigh pain" is called "hip joint pain" in medicine, which is manifested as pain and discomfort around the hip joint or joint. However, it is important to note that hip pain does not necessarily mean femoral head necrosis.

Is hip pain on both sides caused by the femoral head? Hip pain is common in the following types of diseases:

1. Femoral head necrosis

Femoral head necrosis is a common hip joint disability disease in my country. It is caused by obstruction of the bone circulation system and death of bone cells, which leads to changes in the structure of the femoral head. In the late stage, femoral head collapse, hip pain and functional problems occur.

Hip arthritis

The early symptoms of hip arthritis are not obvious, the symptoms are mostly intermittent, and the symptoms are not systemic, so it is difficult to attract the attention of friends. As the disease progresses, hip arthritis symptoms will become more and more obvious, with muscle stiffness, soreness, pain, and even limited movement.

3. Abnormalities in the hip joint structure itself

These patients may have a special history of hip joint, such as congenital hip disease or a previous history of hip dislocation, and often have intermittent joint pain, which can usually be relieved by resting and taking some anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs. If joint pain does not improve after taking medicine and rest, you should go to a regular hospital in time to find a reasonable treatment plan to eliminate hip pain as soon as possible.

4. Damage to tissues surrounding joints

These patients often have a history of trauma or have been walking or standing for a long time. Rest or oral medication can relieve the symptoms.

Therefore, after reading this, we must understand that hip pain does not necessarily mean femoral head necrosis. Do not diagnose yourself, or even take medicine or other treatments without the guidance of a professional.