How to treat femoral head necrosis in the second stage

Under normal circumstances, or can actively carry out crutches on the ground activities, reduce weight, reduce their own weight, and with hyperbaric oxygen treatment or drilling decompression surgery. Some patients can also take vascular pedicle iliac flap implantation surgery. However, if the patient shows necrosis and collapse of femoral head, joint stiffness and local muscle contraction as the disease progresses, it is necessary to actively carry out total hip replacement surgery. Anti-inflammatory and anticoagulation are required after surgery to prevent infection and thrombosis.