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Perthes disease (Legg Calve Perthes disease) is a childhood condition where the blood supply to the head of the thigh bone temporarily reduces, causing the bone to become weak and lose its normal shape. With timely diagnosis and specialised care, children can regain healthy hip function and continue their daily activities without long-term limitations.
At Sarvodaya Hospital, we offer advanced Perthes disease treatment through our expert team in paediatric (pediatric) orthopaedics. We assess the Perthes disease stages, guide families with clarity and provide personalised plans that help protect the hip joint as your child grows. Families across Faridabad and Delhi NCR trust us for reliable, child-focused orthopaedic care.
Early care is important because Perthes disease does not improve on its own.
It occurs when reduced blood flow weakens the femoral head, leading to pain, stiffness and limited hip movement. Parents may notice Perthes disease symptoms like limping, difficulty rotating the hip, thigh or knee pain and reduced activity levels. If not managed at the right time, the hip bone can become deformed, causing long-term mobility issues and early arthritis in adulthood.
Timely treatment helps protect the hip joint, supports proper bone healing and ensures your child maintains healthy movement as they grow.
We begin with a thorough clinical examination supported by X-rays and MRI scans to understand the Perthes disease stages and the extent of hip involvement.
You also receive a clear explanation of your child’s condition so the treatment plan feels easier to follow.
Throughout the process, we monitor healing regularly with follow-up imaging and assessments.
Early and structured treatment helps protect the hip joint, reduce pain and support healthier bone regeneration. It also improves long-term mobility and lowers the risk of future joint problems as your child grows.
This ensures your child stays on track and maintains healthy hip movement as they grow.
Recovery after Perthes disease treatment requires consistent care to protect the healing hip and support healthy movement.