Abstract
Avascular necrosis is the destruction of bone tissue as a result of a lack of blood flow. Alternative synonyms for this condition include osteonecrosis, aseptic necrosis, and ischemic bone necrosis. In dire cases, bone collapse may occur. It tends to affect the hip, shoulder, knee, hand, and foot. Other typical locations are the shoulder, knees, and ankles. Avascular necrosis is a clinical condition characterized by complaints such as localized discomfort and limited range of motion. Early conservative treatment helps to decrease the progression of the symptoms. In the initial stages of avascular necrosis, physiotherapy plays a crucial role to reduce pain and improve the range of motion. This case study aims to inform readers about the conservative treatment protocol that can manage avascular necrosis in the initial condition.