In the treatment of femoral head diseases, the incidence of femoral head diseases is still high in clinic, which has a certain disabling and teratogenic effect and is more serious. Femoral head diseases are usually divided into the following categories:

First, hip osteoarthritis, that is, degenerative osteoarthritis of the femoral head, is common in middle-aged and elderly people. With long-term load, walking too much or catching cold and other factors, it causes cartilage lesions of hip joint, induces cartilage loss of hip joint, causes obvious pain of hip joint and limits functional activities. This kind of disease can be alleviated by losing weight, keeping warm and changing lifestyle appropriately in the early stage. In addition, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory and analgesic drugs and glucosamine sulfate can be taken orally to control symptoms. In the late stage of symptoms, if there is severe pain such as limited joint activity and deformity, artificial hip replacement can be performed.

The second is the disease of femoral head necrosis. Femoral head necrosis is also called aseptic femoral head necrosis in clinic, which occurs in young adults. Excessive drinking, trauma and excessive use of glucocorticoid are all related to femoral head necrosis, which is the early stage of femoral head disease. To reduce the burden as much as possible, sit in a wheelchair with crutches and take NSAIDs orally.