Can femoral head necrosis be cured?

The femoral head is also one of the bones in the human body, and this bone is very important to people. When there is a problem with the femoral head, it will directly affect people's normal life and actions. Clinically, femoral head necrosis is a very troubling problem. There are many treatments for this disease, but it still worries many people. So can femoral head necrosis be cured?

1. Femoral head necrosis can be restored

During the conservative treatment of femoral head necrosis with traditional Chinese medicine, the stage of vascular repair, dead bone absorption and new bone growth is mainly completed within the first four months. This stage is very critical. The changes before and after can be clearly reflected on the film, and the patient himself can also feel it. When the medicine is guided to the lesion site through blood and functional exercise, the capillaries will expand rapidly, blood circulation will accelerate, and fresh blood can reach and nourish the necrotic site. There will be a faint feeling of heat or tingling in the femoral head, or slightly blurred vision.

2. Eat more green vegetables

Because green leafy vegetables contain more calcium and some other mineral components, celery and rapeseed are the green leafy vegetables with the highest calcium content. When using these vegetables, it is best to pair them with poultry foods and marine fish and shrimp foods that are higher in phosphorus to maintain the balance of calcium and phosphorus in the bones. When choosing vegetables, try to choose fresh vegetables. The loss of minerals in wilted vegetables is more serious. In addition, patients should be careful when eating spinach, because spinach contains a lot of oxalic acid. When eaten with milk and tofu, it is easy to form calcium oxalate, which is not conducive to calcium absorption.

3. Drink more dairy and soy products

Dairy products and soy products also contain a lot of calcium. Supplementing more of these foods can also ensure calcium intake. In addition, patients should also stay in the sun for 1-2 hours a day to promote the synthesis of vitamin D in the body, maintain body health and the synthesis of organic matter.