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Our joints work to survive on the oxygen and nutrients it receives from the blood. But avascular necrosis (AVN) of the hip is a condition that results when blood supply to the bone is disrupted. This can occur for a variety of reasons, including injury, prolonged immobility, or certain medical conditions. When blood flow is cut off, the bone tissue dies and the hip joint may collapse. AVN of the hip is a serious condition that can lead to chronic pain and disability. Risk Factors for Avascular Necrosis of Hip There are several risk factors for avascular necrosis of the hip. Some of these  include: ● Trauma or injury to the hip ● Dislocation of the hip ● Fracture of the hip ● Use of certain medications such as corticosteroids ● Undergoing radiation therapy to the hip area ● Certain medical conditions such as sickle cell disease or lupus If you have any of these risk factors, it is important to be aware of the signs and  symptoms of avascular necrosis so that you can seek treatment earl

FACT: People aged between 30-50 are at higher risk of AVN. Avascular necrosis (AVN) is a joint disease that produces discomfort and stiffness, resulting in reduced joint mobility. Our bones are made up of blood vessels, which are necessary for bone health because they transport nutrients and oxygen. Avascular necrosis is the death of bone caused by a lack of these vessels. Osteonecrosis is another term for AVN. Symptoms of AVN Before complete deterioration of bone, AVN progresses through 4 stages, and at every stage, it gets worse. During the initial stages, it's difficult to diagnose as no symptoms are shown and patients also feel no pain. With time these symptoms progress from mild to severe. Initially, a person may feel pain when weight is put on the joint but with time pain is felt consistently. This happens because tiny cracks of the bone turn into micro-fractures which ultimately lead to bone collapse and the development of arthritis.   Causes   Some common facto

The time is running fast and, so does we. The daily hustle of life to do better each day has made us focus more on our financial growth and, our physical and mental health seems to be blur out. We shall maintain a work-life balance. Sitting for a long stretch during work without a break may pain your hip joint. The pain sometimes can be exceptionally unbearable. It may lead to Avascular Necrosis (AVN) but, you don't need to panic. We at Regrow provide you with a patient-determined, biological and, regenerative bone cell therapy. AVN- Avascular Necrosis It occurs due to the complete worn out of the bone tissues due to improper supply of blood. The continuation of AVN causes permanent damage to the hip joint that escalates the need for hip replacement surgery. The occurrence of AVN also affects other areas of the body like the ankle, knee and shoulder. Symptoms of AVN The following are the symptoms of AVN that needs to be taken care off- It results in stiffness of joints. Ther

  Discomfort in hips may refrain you from indulging into your routine tasks. Return to your favorite activities quickly & without surgery. Alleviate & heal hip pain with hip stem cell treatment . Pain, stiffness, inflammation, or infection in hip can be caused by common injuries, Avascular Necrosis (AVN, or Osteonecrosis), degenerative problems like Arthritis related to hip, and many more. Hip stem cell treatment can provide tissue regeneration, hence pain relief for: osteonecrosis, arthritis, tendon injuries, ligament injuries or fractures. Hip injuries may be caused due to several reasons, such as: overuse, muscle strain, or trauma. Regain Mobility with Hip Stem Cell Treatment Stem cell therapy for hip is an excellent treatment option for those who wish to avoid painful & risky hip surgery. Autologous hip stem cell treatment are safe & effective because patient’s own pluripotent stem cells are used for treatment. They also do not carry any ethical concerns &

Avascular necrosis (AVN) is a disease related to the bone. Necrosis is a medical term used to denote a dead cell. AVN is also known as: Osteonecrosis Aseptic necrosis Ischemic bone necrosis Bone infarction AVN can cause joint pain, especially the hip. The damage to the bone is caused due to the lack of blood flow to bone cells. This often may occur because of an injury or due to damage from drinking excessive alcohol or consuming corticosteroids to address a chronic health problem. Symptoms of AVN It is often found that the hip bone is one of the highly affected joints with AVN while It may also affect the knee often. In its primary phase, AVN rarely shows any symptoms. As blood cells die and the disease progresses, symptoms may be noticed in roughly this order: Severe or mild pain around the affected joint groin pain that spreads down to the knee pain caused due to putting weight on the hip or knee joint pain severe enough to limit movement Stages Stage-1 demands for a x-rays or MRI t