Question 1: Is there water in the hip joint of normal people? Yes, when a person works, exercises and other activities, a small amount of water will be produced; Then it will gradually disappear;

This is normal.

Question 2: What should I do if there is a small amount of fluid in my hip joint? Guidance: Sometimes there is a slight tingling in the hip joint. The doctor just examined me, and the MRI showed that everything was normal and there was a small amount of effusion. The doctor said I was fine, but I forgot to ask him how to make the effusion disappear quickly, so I wanted to ask what to do. In view of your illness, a small amount of effusion is no big deal. As long as it doesn't affect the function of the hip joint, you can leave him alone.

Question 3: What should I do if there is a small amount of fluid in my hip joint? Disease analysis:

Hello, a small amount of effusion in hip joint is more common in diseases such as synovitis of hip joint.

Guiding opinions:

I suggest you go to the hospital to see a surgeon, let him pump out the effusion, and how to inject the corresponding anti-inflammatory drugs, and it will be fine slowly.

Question 4: There is a small amount of fluid in the hip joint. Is there any good treatment? 1. It is recommended to go to the expert number of a big hospital.

2. Explain the situation to the doctors in the 3A hospitals and explain your concerns.

Don't find your own medicine. It is a three-point poison, which has great pressure on liver and kidney.

Question 5: What are the causes of hip joint effusion? There is no obvious deformation of pelvis, mainly because the left hip joint does not dare to adducte and rotate internally when taking X-rays. Implicit sacral fissure generally does not cause obvious clinical symptoms. X-ray shows that there is a high density shadow in the concave part of the femoral head, which does not rule out the possibility of avulsion fracture (or loose body) of the femoral head. MRI is unclear, and there is no coronal scan. Only effusion can be seen in the left hip joint, but the bone (or loose body) can't be seen clearly. I suggest you do less exercise and have a CT scan of your hip joint to make sure there is no fracture. CT is obviously better than MRI in seeing bones. Or stay in bed for a long time, waiting for the fracture to heal,