AVN, or Avascular Necrosis, is one of those conditions that quietly progresses before most people realize what is happening. At Phoenix Orthopedic Superspecialty Hospital in Nagpur, patients often arrive thinking they are dealing with routine hip pain, only to discover that reduced blood supply to the bone is the real issue.
Avascular Necrosis commonly affects the hip joint. When circulation to the bone is disrupted, the tissue weakens and may eventually collapse if left untreated. Early signs can be subtle, a deep ache in the groin, stiffness while walking, or discomfort that lingers longer than it should. Risk factors such as previous injury, steroid use, or certain health conditions may increase the chances of developing AVN.
At Phoenix Orthopedic Superspecialty Hospital, early diagnosis through imaging and detailed clinical evaluation makes a real difference. In initial stages, medications or joint preservation procedures may help slow progression. In more advanced cases, hip replacement surgery can restore mobility and relieve long standing pain.
Persistent hip discomfort should not be ignored. Early action can protect your joint and maintain your active lifestyle. Book an appointment today for a thorough assessment.
