I had a right hip replacement in December of 2021 and my tendon gets caught somewhere on the replacement and it feels like my hip is dislocating. Is there something I can do or exercise to do this doesn't happen?
Yes, there at two tendons that can get caught up due to impingement or scar tissue. One is the IT band , called external snapping hip syndrome. Exercise, stretch, time, and sometimes injections can help this. The other is internal snapping of the hip flexor tendon. This could be the iliopsoas tendon. It can be helpful to get a special view of the cup, cross table lateral to see if it is pinching or proud. Other options include hip flexor stretching and sometimes a diagnostic cortisone injection. Depending on how things go you can , release the tendon, inject the tendon, or try to change cup position. There is a different level of invasiveness between these things. I would say very few , much less then 1% need a surgery.
Hey doc, have a pubic bone fracture, 1 doctor says it will heal on its own and another doctor says do surgery if you wanna have kids naturally, can you advise as i fear surgery . How to share my xray for your kind review?
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I had a right hip replacement in December of 2021 and my tendon gets caught somewhere on the replacement and it feels like my hip is dislocating. Is there something I can do or exercise to do this doesn't happen?
Yes, there at two tendons that can get caught up due to impingement or scar tissue. One is the IT band , called external snapping hip syndrome. Exercise, stretch, time, and sometimes injections can help this. The other is internal snapping of the hip flexor tendon. This could be the iliopsoas tendon. It can be helpful to get a special view of the cup, cross table lateral to see if it is pinching or proud. Other options include hip flexor stretching and sometimes a diagnostic cortisone injection. Depending on how things go you can , release the tendon, inject the tendon, or try to change cup position. There is a different level of invasiveness between these things. I would say very few , much less then 1% need a surgery.
Hey doc, have a pubic bone fracture, 1 doctor says it will heal on its own and another doctor says do surgery if you wanna have kids naturally, can you advise as i fear surgery .
How to share my xray for your kind review?