People with hip dysplasia should pay attention to the following aspects when they carry out functional exercises: Generally, they should choose to carry out exercise programs with less weight on the hip, swimming is very suitable if conditions allow, and try to avoid running and jumping programs. Under the guidance of professional trainers, doing some yoga programs can also promote the development of the acetabulum. At the same time, pay attention to the exercise of strengthening the muscles around the hip, such as the quadriceps, adductors, biceps, iliopsoas, and hip abductors, to increase the stability of the hip joint. Hip dysplasia can lead to poor inclusion of the femoral head inside the acetabulum, and the hip joint is unstable, in addition, because the head and socket contact area is less, the stress is more concentrated, and the hip joint is prone to degeneration. Therefore, people with hip dysplasia must undergo regular review at regular orthopedic clinics in regular hospitals to keep an eye on the progress of the disease.