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Did people notice that the baby population with hip dysplasia is not the same as it was? A few did. But not the majority who are still doing VRO for this which turns the ball further into the flattened problem area rather than away (as in CDH/DDH). PDH is NOT CDH nor DDH. It is the mirror opposite. Try to look up 'PDH'. Good luck. Baby muscles that were soft with having minimal action gradually start getting waves of excessive neurological outflow for a list of reasons. Seizures, over reactive circuits amplify signals. Signal paths get fuzzy and a stream of nerve impulses intended for hither … goes hither, thither & yon, amplified as it spreads & echoes.

Abnormal posture follows, the worst being crossed legs, which directs the femur hammer directly at the soft socket edge – which in this kind of hip problem is on the exact opposite side of he socket where the CDH/DDH was pressed flatter. OK. So, in CDH & DDH the cause ( direct pressure in the womb) is gone at birth. Recenter the hip by resuming fetal posture in suspenders and the hip fixes itself. No surgery – caught early. But this is normal hips, softer than term, but normal that comes under pressure from WITHIN. And worse, the cause is NOT gone if you treat the hip. PDH (Paralytic dysplasia of the hip) is a totally different thing in every way.

So, those treatments for childhood hips – DO NOT WORK! And the academics are showing off their vast knowledge of [outdated & misapplied] hip pathology calling for the PROVEN [by CDH/DDH] science. More like batting averages, really. New game.