Dislocation of hip joint (pelvic inclination)
Teach you the method of self-test first.
1: Lie flat (face up), keep your hands and feet straight, and let your family put their heels together to see if there are any long and short feet.
2. See if the chest is tilted (big and small sides)
3. Prone (posture unchanged) to see if the ass is big or small (generally on the same side as the chest).
Seeing western medicine and Chinese medicine is mostly ineffective. You should find a reputable osteopath (only a few people can really correct pelvis)
Sequelae are different for everyone: soreness, atrophy, gynecological diseases, urinary system diseases, medical diseases, long and short legs, high and low shoulders, scoliosis, disc herniation, bone spurs and ............. Besides, do more fork-throwing exercises, hehe, that is, bend your legs upward, put your feet together, and practice adductor muscles with your legs as far as possible on both sides.