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Hip Anatomy
The hip joint, the largest joint in the body, is designed to endure repetitive movements and handle significant wear and tear while allowing for smooth mobility. It acts as a cushion during activities like running, reducing friction as the hip bone moves within its socket.
However, despite its resilience, the hip joint is not invulnerable. Over time, the cartilage may wear down or become damaged, muscles and tendons can strain from excessive use, and bones may fracture due to falls or injuries.
These conditions can result in hip pain, affecting your ability to move freely and enjoy an active lifestyle.
What Causes Hip Pain?
Hip pain can stem from various factors, and understanding its underlying causes is key to finding effective solutions. Here are some common contributors to hip pain -
Hip Fractures can occur from sudden and acute hip pain can be caused by fractures, which are more common in older individuals due to increased vulnerability to falls and weakened bones.
Infection in the Bones or Joints can also lead to hip pain. Addressing these infections promptly is crucial to avoid further complications.
Osteonecrosis of the Hip occurs when there is a loss of blood supply to the hip bone, leading to necrosis. This condition requires appropriate medical attention as it can cause hip pain.
Hip Arthritis often causes pain felt in the front part of the thigh or groin. It is a condition characterized by inflammation and discomfort in the hip joint.
In addition, structural abnormalities, muscle imbalances, and referred pain from other areas of the body can also manifest as hip discomfort.
When to See A Doctor ?
Intense Hip Pain
Inability to Move Hip
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Complications of Hip Pain
Non-invasive Treatment Procedure
Epione's Exclusive Non-surgical & Non-invasive Treatment Procedure
Hip pain can significantly impact an individual's mobility and quality of life. While surgical interventions have traditionally been considered for various hip conditions, there are now non-surgical treatment options available that offer effective pain relief and promote healing.
Non-surgical treatment for hip pain offers viable alternatives to surgery for a range of conditions such as fractured hip, hip bursitis, hip joint effusion, avascular necrosis (AVN), hip tendonitis, labral tear, and hip arthritis. These treatment options include immobilization, physical therapy, medication, injections, activity modification, and the use of assistive devices. They can effectively alleviate pain, improve mobility, and enhance overall hip function. Medication, physical therapy, and lifestyle modifications can help treat hip pain without surgery.It is crucial to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the most suitable non-surgical treatment plan tailored to the individual's specific condition and needs. With the right approach, many individuals can find relief and regain their hip health without the necessity of undergoing surgery.
At Epione, we specialize in advanced, minimally-invasive procedures or non-surgical hip pain treatment that harness the body's natural healing power to alleviate hip pain without the need for surgery. Our expert doctors or pain management specialists are everready to provide top-notch care. Our conveniently located clinics are available in Hyderabad and Chennai.
Our treatments eliminate the risk of post-procedure infections, as they involve no incisions on the skin and the advanced procedures require no hospitalization, ensuring a hassle-free same-day visit and the cutting-edge technologies ensure recovery and rehabilitation process to be remarkably quick i.e., just within 3 days!
Trust Epione for a seamless and efficient treatment experience that prioritizes your well-being.
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