▲ 2 r/hipdysplasia
Has anyone with borderline dysplasia seen success with just arthroscopy/repair?
Just went to the Panorama team in Golden, CO today. It's been really hard for me to mentally overcome the PAO hurdle. I have a 2yr old and 3yr old. Are they just pushing a complex hip surgery to be safe? Or do most people just tear after an arthroscropy? Appreciate any advice or help as I am just coming to terms with this brand new diagnosis. 36F, runner.
Confirmed:
- Right labral tear
- Borderline dysplasia (24°)
- Diminutive labrum
Possible:
- Bilateral dysplasia
- Instability
- Hypermobile contribution
- Some form of impingement
u/rinew — 2 months ago
▲ 168 r/briannachickenfrsnark
Posts like these are so juvenile
This is such a cry for attention. Either say what’s happening and ask for support or nothing at all.
u/rinew — 3 months ago