How to correct protrusion of the fibular head

Methods for correcting fibular head protrusion mainly include the following: 1. Physical therapy: Local massage or heat application can help correct the condition, improve local blood circulation, prevent muscle atrophy, and promote recovery. 2. Functional exercises: Suitable for mild cases of protrusion. For example, elevating the affected limb during training, swimming, or performing bicycling movements in the air. These activities strengthen the ligaments around the knee joint and help prevent muscle atrophy. 3. Surgical intervention: Indicated for severe protrusion, such as malunion fractures caused by trauma or congenital pseudarthrosis of the tibia. It is recommended to undergo X-ray or MRI examinations to accurately diagnose the condition, after which a physician can develop an individualized surgical treatment plan.