The causes of hip external rotation include congenital factors such as heredity and acquired factors such as long-term poor posture and hip trauma. The main treatments include conservative treatments such as massage and surgical treatments. The specific correction method needs to be chosen according to the patient’s individual condition and the degree of external rotation of the hip joint.
If the patient is a child and the angle of external rotation is small, conservative treatment can be adopted, such as massage, hot compresses, etc., to promote local blood circulation, which is conducive to promoting the proliferation of joint tissues and recovery, and later need to wear a brace for fixation.
If the patient is an adult and the angle of external rotation is large, the effect of conservative treatment is not obvious, and surgery is needed to achieve the purpose of correction.
If external rotation of the hip joint occurs, it is recommended that the patient consult a doctor in time and under the guidance of the doctor to carry out professional treatment, and should not use medication or self-correction.