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The Truth About Hip Pain

The Truth About Hip Pain Barefoot Rehabilitation Clinic

Riddle me this: The hip joint is the strongest joint in the body. Is it still strong if you have hip pain?

 

It’s true.hip-pain

 

When the hip and its associated musculature are strong, life can continue as needed.  You can sit, walk, run, move, carry your kids, and do most of what humans take for granted.

 

When the hip starts to malfunction, it’s usually the start of a downward spiral.  Concerning your options, think about it:

 

  • Physical therapists use electronic stimulation and ultrasound and strengthen weakness.
  • Chiropractors adjust joints.
  • Orthopedic doctors inject cortisone or perform surgery.
  • Medical doctors prescribe medicine.
  • Massage therapists work on muscles.

 

All of the different types of therapists and doctors who help a percentage of the population points to the fact that there are a wide variety of causes to back pain and a wide variety of potential solutions.

 

What does this mean for you, as someone with hip pain, to get better?

 

No matter how long you’ve experienced your pain and how intense the back pain is?

 

It means that you need to take all of the puzzle pieces that make your body and your health … and put them together to zoom out from a reductionist point of view … and provide sweet-spot solutions for all of the individual problems in your body.  Don’t be overwhelmed.  This fact points to why you’re reading this right now.

 

When you do so, and you have the trusted observation of a doctor who respects all pieces of your back pain, you have the greatest potential for fixing any back pain condition.

 

Common conditions we treat and fix at Barefoot Rehab are:

 

  • Disc herniations/extrusions and their associated referred pain into the hip
  • Ligament sprains
  • Muscle strains – especially of the psoas and illiacus
  • “Sciatica” or femoral nerve pain (pain in the glutes, quads, hamstring, IT-Band, Calf, Foot)
  • Hip labrum tears
  • Piriformis syndrome
  • Hip impingement
  • Hip retroversion or anteversion
  • Excessive Sitting Syndrome

 

As always, the key starts with a proper diagnosis.

 

If you are experiencing back pain and have a trusted therapist or doctor who is taking care of you, I’m so happy for you.  You’re lucky to have found someone who you respect and speaks the truth.

 

If not, our Barefoot Rehab team would love to chat on the phone and connect to see if your annoying condition is something we can help. Click the button below or call us today at 862-205-4847 to take the first step in getting out of pain.