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Hip Pain Treatment

Hip Pain Treatment Specialist Q&A

The hips and knees are the body’s largest joints, so pain in these joints can be crippling. We can help a lot, here at Global Neuro & Spine Institute. Our experienced board-certified doctors can evaluate your pain and your symptoms, and relieve even chronic and crippling pain while addressing the underlying cause of your pain in the first place. Contact us today or request an appointment online to find out more about the services we provide and how we can help you. We have convenient locations to serve you in Orlando FL, Jensen Beach FL, Malabar Palm Bay FL, Atlantis FL, Fort Pierce FL, Winter Park FL and Plantation, FL.

Hip Pain Treatment Specialist Near Me in Orlando, Jensen Beach, Malabar Palm Bay, Atlantis, Fort Pierce, Winter Park and Plantation, FL.
Hip Pain Treatment Specialist Near Me in Orlando, Jensen Beach, Malabar Palm Bay, Atlantis, Fort Pierce, Winter Park and Plantation, FL.
The hips and knees are the body’s largest joints, so pain in these joints can be crippling. We can help a lot, here at Global Neuro & Spine Institute. Our experienced board-certified doctors can evaluate your pain and your symptoms, and relieve even chronic and crippling pain while addressing the underlying cause of your pain in the first place. Contact us today or request an appointment online to find out more about the services we provide and how we can help you. We have convenient locations to serve you in Orlando FL, Jensen Beach FL, Malabar Palm Bay FL, Atlantis FL, Fort Pierce FL, Winter Park FL and Plantation, FL.
The hips and knees are the body’s largest joints, so pain in these joints can be crippling. We can help a lot, here at Global Neuro & Spine Institute. Our experienced board-certified doctors can evaluate your pain and your symptoms, and relieve even chronic and crippling pain while addressing the underlying cause of your pain in the first place. Contact us today or request an appointment online to find out more about the services we provide and how we can help you. We have convenient locations to serve you in Orlando FL, Jensen Beach FL, Malabar Palm Bay FL, Atlantis FL, Fort Pierce FL, Winter Park FL and Plantation, FL.

Table of Contents:

What causes hip pain?
What are the first signs of hip problems?
How can I tell if my hip pain is serious?
How does hip pain get treated?

The hip is one of the biggest joints in the body and is essential for basic functions like walking and running. It connects the biggest bone in the body—the femur—to the pelvis. Just like every other joint in the body, the hips are subjected to wear and tear over time. This gradual deterioration happens slowly and often results in localized pain. Hip pain can severely reduce an individual’s range of motion and mobility, which has negative effects on a person’s overall quality of life. All kinds of hip pain—even seemingly minor pain—should be evaluated by a medical professional to rule out any significant damage and to minimize the chance of future complications.

What causes hip pain?


There are several causes of hip pain, including:

-Arthritis is a major cause of hip pain and typically falls into one of the following categories:

-Osteoarthritis (disease causing the breakdown of joints)
-Psoriatic arthritis
-Rheumatoid arthritis (inflammatory joint disease)
-Septic arthritis

Injuries are another common cause of hip pain and can result from a traumatic impact to overuse, including:

-Bursitis (joint inflammation)
-Dislocation
-Hip fracture
-Hip labral tear
-Inguinal hernia
-Sprains
-Tendinitis
-Pinched nerves
-Meralgia paresthetica
-Sacroiliitis
-Sciatica

Conditions that cause hip pain include:

-Osteomyelitis (a bone infection)
-Osteoporosis
-Synovitis

What are the first signs of hip problems?


The first signs that indicate hip problems include:

-Hip pain or groin pain
-Stiffness of the hip joint
-Limping
-Swelling and tenderness of the hip

Depending on the cause of hip pain, these symptoms can greatly vary. If left untreated, hip pain can severely impede upon one’s ability to perform even basic functions, which is why it is so important to receive a professional medical evaluation from a hip pain specialist.

How can I tell if my hip pain is serious?


Hip pain may be serious if:

-The joint appears deformed
-It is difficult to move the legs or hips
-The hip cannot bear weight on the affected side
-Intense pain is present
-Sudden swelling occurs
-Any signs of infection (fever, chills, redness) occur alongside hip pain
-Pain does not improve after two weeks
-Pain interferes with day-to-day activities

How does hip pain get treated?


The treatment for hip pain largely depends on its cause, its severity, a patient’s medical history, the age of the patient, and how well the patient responds to the treatment. At Global Neuro & Spine Institute, we use the following therapies to treat hip pain:

Regenerative Medicine — The amazing field of regenerative medicine focuses on restoring normal function and repairing tissue damage that results in pain. This branch of medicine utilizes natural treatments that produce long-term benefits.

Chiropractic — Chiropractors believe in addressing the underlying cause of pain so that it no longer presents a problem, which is much more effective than temporarily masking it with prescription pain medications.

Rehabilitation Therapy — Rehabilitation therapy can help improve hip pain as it focuses on strengthening the muscles and joints and relearning functions. It is an effective treatment to relieve pain that does not rely on the use of drugs or surgery.

Nutrition Therapy — Certain types of food can cause inflammation in the joints, which can cause pain and exacerbate pre-existing pain. We take a look at nutrition to see if an individual’s diet is the culprit of hip pain.

If you are experiencing hip pain, come to Global Neuro & Spine Institute for treatment you can trust. Our kind and compassionate professionals are experienced in treating hip pain using a variety of different therapies and can help you find relief from your symptoms. We serve patients from all across the Sunshine State, in Orlando FL, Conway FL, Edgewood FL, Jensen Beach FL, Ocean Breeze FL, Rio FL, Malabar Palm Bay FL, Melbourne FL, Atlantis FL, Palm Springs FL, Boynton Beach FL, Fort Pierce FL, White City FL, St Lucie FL, Plantation FL, Pine Island Ridge FL, Lauderhill FL, Winter Park FL, Bertha FL, Alafaya FL and surrounding areas.

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