Hip Pain

You often feel hip pain on one side or the other. Hip pain can interrupt your sleep, disturb your gait and stop you from participating in your favorite sports. The pain usually comes as a result of an injury or some form of trauma, so you know when you get hurt. Sometimes, though, the pain comes from  a medical condition like arthritis that creeps up on you over the years.

  • Nothing can keep a good man down, but when hip pain from arthritis or hip tendonitis strikes, even the best guys often pull up lame. Don’t wait for hip pain relief. Find treatments that can eliminate or reduce hip pain today.
  • Looking for pain solutions that don’t require surgery or other invasive techniques? Do you appreciate holistic treatments that rely on your own body’s healing properties? Try the many different natural treatments offered at ReBalance.
  • Are you ready to part ways with that hip pain that’s been keeping you down lately? If so, visit ReBalance pain management clinic, a new kind of therapeutic community in New York City designed for men. Don’t let pain keep you from enjoying your favorite activities. Schedule a consultation today!

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It’s All Connected

Your hip joint has two jobs: connect your pelvis to your thigh bones and bear an incredible amount of your weight. This is pretty impressive, considering that such a small portion of your body holds most of your weight. The hip’s constant hard work contributes to why so many men find themselves with hip joint pain. There are many other reasons, too, why you experience hip pain, including:

  • Hip strain
  • Osteoarthritis in the hip
  • Hip flexor pain
  • Joint pain
  • Hip tendonitis
  • Chronic hip pain
  • Sciatic pain
  • Bursitis
  • Pulled groin

Hip flexor pain, which feels like a dull ache, comes from straining your hip muscles. Hip flexor pain occurs most often from playing sports, from football to soccer or even tennis. Additionally, dancing places a lot of stress on your hips, which can lead to the early stages of arthritis. Sometimes, pain from other parts of your body — such as your groin or sciatic nerve — radiates shooting pain to your hip.

Learning About Your Hips

Your hip joint can withstand continuous motion and a fair amount of wear and tear from everyday use. It’s a ball-and-socket joint that fits together in a way that encourages movement. Whenever you use your hips for climbing, walking, running, or any number of other actions that require you to move your legs, your body produces a viscous liquid that lubricates the joint. A cushion of cartilage also protects your bones from rubbing against each other directly.

Despite their design and durability, your hips aren’t indestructible. With age and a lot of use, the cartilage protecting your bones can become worn down or damaged, causing a lot of unnecessary hip joint pain. You may overuse the muscles and tendons in your hip or the bones connected to your hip can develop tiny cracks — and either of these conditions can cause excruciating hip pain. You may even notice that your pain worsens with activity.

Stop hip pain before it becomes crippling!

Get to the Bottom of Hip Tendonitis

If your hip is giving you pain, you can’t always afford to spend several days resting, hoping it will get better. If your pain is caused by hip tendonitis, a pulled groin, or strained muscle, over-the-counter medicine that acts as anti-inflammatories may offer some temporary relief from the hip pain. What you need, though, are better, more permanent options to free you of your much-too-frequent pain.

Our main goal at ReBalance is to get you up and moving again with the least possible downtime. It all begins with a diagnosis of what’s causing you pain. Once your doctor reaches the proper diagnosis, using all of the necessary diagnostic tools available, your treatment options are then tailored to address your individual condition.

Hip Flexor Pain Treatments

ReBalance in New York is one of the first to offer state-of-the-art integrative medicine treatments to address your hip joint pain. With these integrative techniques, which apply principles from regenerative joint medicine, we offer a host of natural remedies for hip pain, pulled groin pain, and hip tendonitis that include:

  • Platelet-rich plasma injections
  • Stem cell therapy
  • New laser treatments
  • Prolotherapy
  • Dry needling techniques
  • Therapeutic massage
  • Exercise guidance
  • Posture correction
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