How long does the treatment for congenital hip dislocation take?

The duration of treatment varies according to the method of treatment. In the case of using Pavlik harness, the treatment lasts for 6-12 weeks, while in the case of a cast, it may last for 2-4 months.

What can be done to avoid congenital hip dislocation?

Dislocation is difficult to avoid in most cases, but the risk can be reduced by avoiding wrapping the child too tightly.

How does a child with a congenital dislocation of the hip walk?

The affected child walks on tiptoes instead of the normal heel and toes method, or may sway while walking.

Is congenital sciatic dislocation painful for infants?

No, it does not cause pain in infants, but it will prevent them from learning how to walk in a normal way.

What happens if a hip dislocation is left untreated?

If left untreated, it will cause pain and osteoarthritis, and a complete hip replacement may be required.

What is the probability that a congenital hip dislocation will return after successful treatment?

There is a 4% possibility of a late return of congenital hip dislocation.

د. أحمد قهوجي - د. شتين اشيك

Author name: Medical team

Graduated from the Faculty of Medicine in 2015 from the Islamic University of Gaza. He worked in the Palestinian Gaza Hospital of the Ministry of Health for a year. He then traveled to Turkey and worked in Cerrahpaşa Hospital between 2018 and 2019 and then worked in the Urgent Department between 2019 and 2021 in Medicine Hospital. Then he started working as an assistant to Dr. Cetin Isik in the Department of Orthopedics. He is now working as an article writer in the Orthopedic Department and an assistant doctor for Orthopedic Doctor Cetin Isik in addition to his work as a medical director in Bimaristan Company.

Congenital hip dislocation treatment

Hip joint / By Medical team

The treatment of congenital hip dislocation is one of the most requested treatments due to its impact on the quality of life of the child, and treatment methods for this hip dislocation have developed significantly in recent times. What is congenital hip dislocation? Congenital hip dislocation, or the so-called Developmental Dysplasia Of The Hip, or Congenital Dislocation Of The Hip (DDH), is a malfunctioning condition that affects…

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