What is Causing Your Hip Pain? Tendonitis? How to Know.

What is Causing Your Hip Pain? Tendonitis? How to Know.

Bob and Brad discuss when the cause of your hip pain is tendonitis and how to know that's what it is.

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[ericschnakenberg]

My hip pain is the worst when I sleep on it overnight. Wakes me up and is very difficult to move my leg. During the day it loosens up with very little pain. Odd.

[christinamilioni]

Thank you for feeling for patients and their pain! Great content as always!

[amber]

I have Ehlers Danlos Syndrome and that makes it super hard to find the cause of my pain. These videos are helpful to rule out some causes.

[justiceisillusion]

Thank you for the advice and always great information ... Please note that the last few videos including this one, the sound is not loud enough. I hope you can fix it in the next ones.

[wombewonderful]

Bingo! I have that one. I started stepper workout in september last year, hip pain started novembef ja still going strong. I have stopped stepper. Can not do it anymore. Thank you for the video! Very helpful. I love that you are NOT 20- something year olds. What would they know about pain in the 50 something body.

[tkilgour]

Ice skating all my life and being a hockey coach has my hip in all kinds of pain. Thanks for the tips!

[teresalenaandprincessthedo]

I get that snap on one side and it hurts to sleep on that side, thanks so much😇💛💜❄🥑🐞🐕‍🦺🚔I can not wait to get the bed

[debbie]

Did you not show the board with all your links on purpose ? I am SO grateful for these videos .. so helpful. Appreciate you very much.

[kathyclark]

Started two days ago with the plantar fasciitis exercises, so far so good 😊

[jamesianv]

I like that stretch, hopefully it can work as well as thw W for the shoulder.

[paolam.p.]

Aha! Ugh, I've been trying to understadn what is causing my pain. I think this is it!

[krazedgunner]

I think I have what you described, I have had it for about 4 years now. I think it happened cutting firewood, I would kick the logs after I cut them and that tore something. Feels like I tore a part of muscle and now have entrapped nerve from psoas area. Its almost like sciatica that radiates upward making me feel uncomfortable lumbar pain.

[lidiawroblewska]

You are amazing! Thank you! I learned so much from your videos!

[muiawat]

Omg now i know it’s tendinitis! I have the one over the hip..

[lisagautreau]

My hip makes this clunk noise and I feel it. I do glute med/ max exercises often and this hip issue never really goes away. Of course running makes it even worse.

[louannhuber]

I’m so confused. I’ve self diagnosed myself with so many different problems (hip impingement, muscle tears, adductor and iliopsoas tears clicking hip syndrome) by watching pt videos. Now I think the pain could be coming from tendinitis which I hope it is. Better than needing a hip replacement. Looking for treatment videos now. Stretching killed me and made pain much worse.

[bennguyen]

Any thoughts if the pain is in the area described, but more constant especially upon waking-up, and not (seemingly) related to movement?

For example, from what I've seen pain between the groin and left-thigh (but not on the side/hip area), is often diagnosed as Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome / trochanteric bursitis . However, for older adults, it can also be iliopsoas bursitis, meralgia paresthetica, Thigh bone infection (osteomyelitis), or even tendonitis or muscle damage (Pectineus, Psoas, etc). To complicate matters, there may be an underlying (kidney?) infection or swollen lymp / inguinal nodes as the root cause, in which case antibiotics may help.

I even saw some videos that suggest stretching should NOT be done, and instead advocate ice, anti-inflammatory, sleeping on the 'good' side with a pillow between the legs, and Prolotherapy and/or prp (platelet rich plasma) therapy!

[babyxlibra]

I get that snap on the left side! Thank you so much for this video 😭 you guys are the best!

[ndChanceCrafting]

Thank you for this. I was dx with bursitis with tendonitis. Could this cause groin pain?

[MrLetmein]

I’ve been told I have tendinitis but my pain in in the glute . I’m a dog walker so have to endure a lot of pain while working.