They can assess you to determine the cause of symptoms and create a treatment plan to manage moderate to severe hip pain. Walking can be helpful for managing pain. However, it is vital to listen ...

The sciatic and pudendal nerves are located in the hip area and may become pinched. You may have pain when you move, or you may walk with a limp ... pain persists or is severe, speak with your ...

Once that smooth surface is gone, patients may experience pain and inflammation near the hip joint, difficulty walking ... of a problem that’s causing chronic hip pain, and it’s not improving ...

While hip osteoarthritis (OA) diagnosis is well defined,1 the diagnosis of greater trochanteric pain syndrome (GTPS) is not. The aim of this study was to clinically define GTPS. Methods Forty one ...

Other common causes of hip pain include tendinitis, hip bursitis and hip injuries. Women are more susceptible to chronic hip pain than men, and the condition becomes more common in adults 60 and ...