injuries and poisoning
Hip Dislocations
Symptoms of a Dislocated Hip
Hip dislocations are very painful. People usually cannot move their leg. When the thighbone is pushed backward, the affected leg looks shorter and turns inward. When the thighbone is pushed forward, the leg turns outward. It looks shorter but not as obviously as when the thighbone is pushed backward. If nerves are damaged, parts of the foot and ankle may feel numb. 