Have l hip dysplasia. my femoral head feels like its tracking behind the socket. not painful- but blood pressure falling +headaches. who do i see?

Orthopedic surgeon: A periacetabular osteotomy (PAO) is a surgery to change the orientation of the hip socket so it is in a better position to cover the ball of the hip joint (femoral head). PAO is a very successful surgery for improving the longevity of the hip joint and pain in patients who have been diagnosed before extensive injury to the hip cartilage. U of M and Baptist have excellent surgeons for this!