<transcript><audio_16> Es un placer tener con nosotros nuevamente al doctor Adrián Gallego Llanes, traumatólogo de HM Rosaleda. Doctor, ¿qué tal? Bienvenido. Hola, buenos días. Ya hacía tiempo que no nos veíamos. Vamos a hablar de un tema que</transcript><caption><image_17>The image is a screenshot from a TV interview. It shows a woman sitting on a blue chair in front of a blue background with white lines. She is wearing a green plaid shirt and has long brown hair. She has a smile on her face and is holding a pen in her hand. The woman appears to be in a studio or interview setting.</caption><caption><image_18>The image shows a woman sitting on a blue chair in a TV studio. She is wearing a green plaid shirt and has shoulder-length brown hair. She has a big smile on her face and is gesturing with her right hand as if she is giving a thumbs up. The background is a dark blue color with a pattern of small white dots. On the right side of the image, there is a white logo with the letter "E" on it.</caption><transcript><audio_19> toca a nuestros mayores, pero que realmente no es así. Personas jóvenes, pero de mediana edad, pueden también sufrirlo. Es la artrosis de cadera. Doctor, ¿cómo sé si tengo artrosis de cadera?</transcript><transcript><audio_20> primero describir lo que es la artrosis de cadera, que es una enfermedad degenerativa articular de la propia articulación de la cadera, es decir, de la articulación entre el hueso del fémur, que es el hueso largo del</transcript><caption><image_21>The image is a screenshot from a video interview with Dr. Adrian Gallego Goyanes, a Traumatologo de HM Rosaleda. He is sitting on a blue chair and is wearing a blue vest over a white shirt. He has a serious expression on his face and is looking down at a piece of paper in his hand. The background is a dark blue color with a patterned wallpaper. There is a logo in the top right corner of the image.</caption><transcript><audio_22> Los primeros síntomas que suele dar y cuando se dan gente joven habitualmente no los asociamos a una artrosis, si nos dan 40 y pico años o así, no pensamos que vamos a tener artrosis y sucesivamente</transcript> more day to Falando de Salud. It is a pleasure to have Dr. Adrián Gallo Goyanes, traumatologist from H&amp;M Rosaleda, with us again.  such a welcome, it's been a while since we haven't seen each other, we're going to talk about a topic that a priori seems like it only concerns our elders but that really isn't the case, young but middle-aged people can also suffer from hip osteoarthritis.  The doctor, how do I know if I have hip osteoarthritis? Well, the main thing is to first describe what hip osteoarthritis is, which is a degenerative joint disease of the hip joint itself, that is, of the joint between the femur bone, which is the long bone of the hip.  the leg and one's own  pelvis the first symptoms that usually occur and when they occur in young people we usually do not associate them with osteoarthritis and we are in our forties, so we do not think that we are going to have osteoarthritis and because it
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