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A persistent instability of the hip joint
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1. Is it the instability of the jump joint at all? How does that happen?
This allows coordination of joint movements through unconscious reflexes, stabilizing them and keeping the body in balance. This type of instability can develop if the joints of the shoulder joint are overloaded or damaged and during the process of rebuilding become too loose, leading to mechanical instability. Proprioreceptors are located in joints, so if the joint and its joints lose stability, this can lead to disorders of proprioception in this area and problems with nerve-muscle coordination.2. Treatment options for jump joint instability
In addition, neuromuscular coordination training is used. Research shows that neuro-muscular training can accelerate improvements in the stability and mobility of the hip joint during the first few weeks. If the conservative treatment does not give the expected results, surgery may be considered. Another option is a spinal cord transplant. In the first plan, there are functional treatments designed to strengthen the muscles surrounding the impaired joint, to provide adequate stability. Its one goal is to improve the strength, stability, and coordination of all structures associated with the spinal joint. But there is not enough research to say what the long-term benefit of this treatment is.3. It is not possible to calculate the value of the data in accordance with paragraphs 1 and 2 of this Article
In general, it is currently unclear whether surgery leads to faster joint recovery and regeneration than strength training and coordination in the rehabilitation process. Regardless, conservative treatment should always be tried first. No studies have been conducted to directly compare the effects of conservative therapy (physiotherapy) with the effects. If the hip joint is characterized by significant instability due to loose joints, surgery may be a reasonable choice.
