Everything You Need To Know About Hip Tendonitis Anatomy Symptoms & Causes
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- Опубликовано: 27 июн 2024
- Hip tendonitis is confusing for people to diagnose because it can affect so many muscles in the hip area. There are 10 muscles we’ve identified in this video that can all get tendonitis and be classified as hip tendonitis.
Because there are so many muscles involved, there is often confusion among healthcare providers on how to diagnose the problem with their patients. This leaves patients searching for a reason for hip tendonitis on their own.
We often get asked, “Why does hip tendonitis happen?” and “What causes hip tendonitis?”
Once we explain it in plain terms to our patients in the clinic, then they get it and working on fixing it becomes more clear.
Hip tendonitis is usually 100% fixable once the right treatment is done.
🌟 Check out these videos for more help with Hip Tendonitis:
3 Exercises To Naturally Treat AND Heal Painful Hip Tendonitis • 3 Exercises To Natural...
3 Tests To Quickly Check If Your Hip Pain Is Hip Tendonitis • 3 Tests To Quickly Che...
Looking for more videos about hip pain? Check out these playlists:
💫 Hip Pain Help • Hip Pain Help
💫 Hip Arthritis Help • Hip Arthritis Help
00:00 Everything You Need To Know About Hip Tendonitis - Anatomy, Symptoms & Causes
00:42 Anatomy
04:06 Symptoms
07:26 Causes
08:18 Treatment
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I feel as if I had the best consultation from a top orthopedic surgeon! The drawings + explanation confirms that I developed hip tendonitis + now I can best proceed with rehab and recovery!
very good and very helpful!
Hi, you’ve been so helpful with all your videos. Thank you😊
Very helpful. Thanks.
Incredibly informative vid!
You started to discuss pain on the front side of the hip and psosas muscle and wandered back to the outside.
Thank you. Good explanation
I really appreciate this video. I have both OA and dermatomyositis....The myositis part of that affects all muscles negatively, but for 2 years I knew it was also making my tendons very sore. I have that exact soreness in the front of both hips and a GP said it wasn't arthritis, (which I knew) and that the only place I would be sore is on the outside which would be trochanteric bursitis which I also have . Recently, there have been articles stating that myositis affects tendons! DUH.....Your channel has been SO helpful for me as your approach is very different than the PTs I have seen. They have you doing things that make my situation worse. Thanks so very much, Dr. David! You are a gem. 💎
Good morning Doc. NEVER miss any of your videos in fact I save them to refer back to them. Just curious if you have ever written a book. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with all of us. I would be lost and in much more pain without you. ❤
Hey Kathy! That's great that you've benefitted from Dr. David's knowledge!!! We're happy to bring you these videos! Dr. David has it in his plans to write a book in the future. None yet.
He's working on online programs right now.
PhD in physical therapy ?
You are so knowledgeable I wish I was able to travel to your clinic however living in SW Fla on a fixed income. I'd have to be there a few weeks it's just not possible. I wish we had practitioners like you here.
Hey ANJANYA AYNAJNA! How close are you to Naples? I've got a good friend that I trust out there named Jake Berman
www.bermanpt.com/
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy unfortunately it's too far for me over 100 miles. 😤
Fabulous info! Tks!
Hi Lisa! You are welcome! Thank you for tuning in and for your kind words.🙌 In case you are interested we do have additional information and exercises in a playlist we have compiled for hip tendonitis. You can check it out here:
“Hip Tendonitis Pain Help”
ruclips.net/p/PLJVIPiFvv1mZPDx9GZquiuCwOeVyq4e3T
We wish you all the best in your road to recovery!🧡
If the pain is more on one side than the other
I had a complication from an intramuscular injection long time ago and my hip muscles on the right side feel smaller in size
Should I be doing exercises more on that side
Excellent job Sir
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I had a Harrington Rod Fusion in 1975 and I had no idea at that time that the surgeons were setting me up for hip tendinitis and hip arthritis. Not really their fault but still, now I'm in real trouble. I need a hip replacement and the top of the femur is not going to sit in the hip socket properly either. This is why I've ended up needing the hip replacement to begin with.
Yikes I hve trouble on both .. definitely comes from working my retail job full time on feet and lots of lifting and walking and pushing heavy tanks 😢 and probably and imbalance due to a left ankle trimalleolar fracture. I probably should cut back on the job
Thank you!
You're welcome LisaDawnn!!! 🤗
Hello, can it be caused due to excess stretching (on the front)??? It’s been months since it started.
I had an MRI it revealed I had scaring from tenanitis. They said I had brucitis too. They said it needs streching. What movements will help this?
Hip Tendonitis and hip bursitis, they have the same painful point?
I have that i get to where i cant do hip flexion
Am in Atlanta and I been watching your video about bone on bone don't went no surgery please is there a way to talk to you are visit your office need help
Hey Mattie!!! Sorry to hear that you've got bone on bone hip arthritis.
Here are videos about hip arthritis that might help you.
“Hip Arthritis Help”
ruclips.net/p/PLJVIPiFvv1mbICbP6qlXUZwMyAJlKD1dt
Dr. David can see people in the clinic or online if they are Texas residents with and ID verifying a Texas address.
Hi doc! I have a question. First I have to tell you that you helped me so much it's unbelievable! I have a tear in my hip flexor, same in my knee, and arthritis in both, both on the left side, I could not even walk upstairs (or downstairs) without holding on and using only one leg at a time, if you know what I mean. I was in PT for months and only stayed the same or got worse. I watched your videos about needing to strengthen glutes for knee pain, and not quads, which is what he was making me do, and I would be limping for two days after. I stopped going and followed your videos for glutes and calves, and improved so much! First I didn't need to hold on, then I could walk up and down with both legs - no problem!
Here's my question: Suddenly I woke up with the same old severe hip flexor pain as before, right in the front, (tendonitis the doc said) and it hurts when just walking or anything. I'm not sure if I should totally rest it first, or go to the exercises in your hip flexor videos, not sure if it's because I got too confident and stopped being so diligent in my glute program, or because I was walking up and down without ever holding on as if I never had a problem so I hurt it again, or what. I got a little lazy about it lately because I didn't have any more problem, so it isn't from working out too hard, but maybe from not enough exercise now. Not sure how to proceed now! You did too good a job to begin with.
Hey there! Great question! First and foremost, flare-ups are common during the recovery process. If that is what this is, then continue working on the glutes and you should notice more progress. It is also possible that you are still not using the glutes enough. Exercising the glutes is great! But it is not always enough. It would be better to incorporate your glutes into things you already do all day. For example, we really support using your glutes for walking! If you can start walking with your glutes, then you will always be using them. At that point, it may not be necessary to do glute focused exercises. We have a great video that shows how to use your glutes while walking in case you haven't seen that yet. Here is a link:
“Does Walking Help Knee Pain?”
ruclips.net/video/3ttv66it9x4/видео.html
@@epmanualphysicaltherapy thank you for responding! I'm probably still not using them enough. You're right, I've also gotten lazy about doing the glute walking, although, in my defense, doing it aggravates that left hip flexor a lot. I'll continue with the glute exercises; I always do the standing ones, because it seems to me that the ones on all fours are the same exercises but just from a different position, and I much prefer standing, it's much less awkward. Maybe I should do them more often, maybe four times a week. Thank you again, your response is very much appreciated!
I have this front and back, could it be caused by a bowel infection?
I have constant pain, did not stop with stopping inactivity. Have had it for years. Diagnosed as gluteal tendinopathy with tears on MRI, I am a former runner. My sister just had surgery to tack the tendons to the bone. I would rather do exercise- do you think its too late?
Hey K McDono, sorry to hear about your gluteal tendinopathy with tears :-(
If you can rest enough to let the tendons heal, then it's not too late. You've got to get off your feet. Maybe even use crutches. If you can avoid using the hip muscles for long enough, then it should heal enough for you to avoid surgery. But if you keep aggravating the hip tendons, then you might worsen the tears and be on the pathway to needing surgery :-(
No link to exercises!
Hey Andrea! Sorry about that, we fixed it in the description now!
"3 Exercises To Naturally Treat AND Heal Painful Hip Tendonitis" ruclips.net/video/__gaDykwZUk/видео.html
Thank you so much! Might you know of someone in NY I can go to? My pain is on my left groin. I notice that when I’m in pain, and pull down on my left side from the waist down, the pain lessens and goes away and I walk normally.. I also have an obturador hernia in that area. My pain comes and goes. I’m hoping that it’s hip tendonitis bc I notice that I’m not stiff in the morning. Praying that I won’t need hip replacement surgery. Thank You, Evy in NY
Hey Dannus, sorry to say we do not know of anyone in NY. It could be an impingement of some of the tendons in the front of the hip/groin area. If you follow our content for hip arthritis, you will still target the correct muscles to help fix this issue. Here is a link in case you are interested in learning more:
“Hip Pain Help”
ruclips.net/p/PLJVIPiFvv1mZF48A6w0CrTONLq2ZaVw3G
Thank you so much!
Yes how do you fix it
Hey there, the best way to fix this is to take pressure off of the muscles you are using too much. It is very important to use your glutes more than your quads. We discuss this in some of our other videos if you are interested in learning more. Here is a link to our playlist:
“Hip Tendonitis Pain Help”
ruclips.net/p/PLJVIPiFvv1mZPDx9GZquiuCwOeVyq4e3T
Thanks a lot Dr. I got this & NO FUN & NO SLEEP all night!!!😤😤😤🤧🤧🤧🤕🤒🤕😷😤
Hey Sophia! Sorry to hear that you have been struggling with this :-( We have some more useful content that may be able to help you in case you are interested in learning more about what you can do to help your hips. Here is a link to our playlist:
“Hip Tendonitis Pain Help”
ruclips.net/p/PLJVIPiFvv1mZPDx9GZquiuCwOeVyq4e3T