Pelvic fractures:<\/p>\n
When a pelvic fracture occurs, it results in severe pain that prevents the patient from moving the hip joint or the trunk.<\/p>\n
treatment: In the case of stable fractures that do not require surgical intervention, the patient is subject to rest until the condition of the injury is stabilized. Then he undergoes a rehabilitation program with a physiotherapist to return to his normal activities.
\nHe is also undergoing a rehabilitation program with a physiotherapist after undergoing surgical intervention in the case of unstable fractures.<\/p>\n
Compression fractures:<\/p>\n
occur at the top of the thigh or the so-called femoral neck, It usually affects long-distance runners who train on solid ground for long periods.<\/p>\n
The pain of these fractures ranges from Where the pain begins in the joint and extends outside the thigh and sometimes reaches the knee, The injured person may develop a limp when the leg rotates inwards.<\/p>\n
treatment: rest at least 6 weeks, In addition to a rehabilitation program at the Egyptian Center for Physiotherapy through surface and deep heat, ultrasound, infrared, and manual therapy and some exercises.<\/p>\n
Hip dislocation:<\/p>\n
The hip joint is one of the highly stable joints, and it is difficult to dislocate and move it, except in the case of a very strong blow.
\ntreatment: Dislocation response and surgical intervention in case of ligament rupture, Then start a rehabilitation program at the Egyptian Center for Physiotherapy.<\/p>\n
Connective muscle tendon rupture:<\/p>\n
One of the common injuries among athletes, especially those who do not constantly follow exercises to strengthen and increase the flexibility of the connective thigh muscles.
\nThe connective muscle tendon rupture occurs when a sudden change in the direction of movement results in severe pain. This area is rich in nerves but lacks good blood supply.
\ntreatment: Rest, wrap a compression bandage above the groin area, and take painkillers. After the condition stabilizes, the patient undergoes a rehabilitation program at the Egyptian Center for Physiotherapy to strengthen the muscles, increase their flexibility, and avoid re-injury.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"featured_media":759,"parent":0,"menu_order":0,"template":"","specialties_category":[57],"class_list":["post-896","specialties","type-specialties","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","specialties_category-physiotherapy-for-orthopedic-and-sports-injuries"],"acf":[],"yoast_head":"\n