Hip pain can slowly disrupt daily life. Activities like walking, climbing stairs, sitting cross-legged, or sleeping on one side may become difficult. When medicines, physiotherapy, or injections no longer provide relief, surgery is often discussed….
If you have been diagnosed with AVN of the hip and are exploring treatment options without surgery, the key question is whether non-surgical treatment is appropriate in your case. At this stage, most patients are…
Avascular Necrosis (AVN) is a condition in which bone tissue dies because it does not get enough blood supply. This disease is also called osteonecrosis. In the beginning, AVN usually causes mild hip or joint…
Understanding the stages of AVN is important because treatment decisions and outcomes depend heavily on how early the condition is diagnosed. While early-stage AVN may be managed with joint-preserving approaches, advanced stages often involve more…