What are the symptoms of gluteal muscle contracture? Is it difficult to treat? Need an operation?

The causes of gluteal muscle contracture (external splayed leg and frog leg) include two congenital factors, namely, the tendency of excessive inflammatory reaction and introverted cowardice and quietness; Inflammation is essentially a defensive response of the body to harmful external stimuli, which is completed by the balance of the interaction between inflammatory mediators and anti-inflammatory substances. If inflammatory mediators produce too much or anti-inflammatory substances produce too little relative to inflammatory mediators, inflammation will be amplified, otherwise it will be properly limited and alleviated.

It can be seen that the skin is sunken into a ditch, the buttocks can touch rope-like hard objects, and there is a typical external eight-character gait, and the knees cannot be close together. Squat is a frog squat posture, and running and jumping are limited. Knee-leg cross test was positive, and there was a click in hip flexion and extension.

Surgical resection is the only effective method to treat this disease. Holistic nursing and functional exercise are the keys to ensure the curative effect of operation.

It won't be difficult to treat. I wish the patient a speedy recovery.