The effect of physical exertion on rehabilitation of femoral head necrosis in young people: practical recommendations for students

This article examines the impact of physical activity on the rehabilitation of young people suffering from femoral head necrosis (NGB). The disease, which is common in people aged 20-40 years, requires a comprehensive approach to treatment, including medicine and rehabilitation. The authors emphasize the importance of physical exercise in restoring and improving muscle strength, blood circulation, and the psychoemotional state of patients. Practical recommendations for students are offered, including consultations with doctors, gradual increase in workload, special exercises and attention to proper nutrition. The article focuses on the importance of regular physical activity as a key element in the recovery process and improving the quality of life of patients with NGB.