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HIP PAIN This ball-and-socket joint is the body's largest joint that fits together in a way that allows for fluid movement. A cushion of cartilage helps prevent friction as the hip bone moves in its socket.

Types of hip pain ARTHRITIS leads to inflammation Hip FRACTURES BURSITIS Inflammation of bursae TENDINITIS: usually caused by repetitive stress from overuse SOFT TISSUE SPRAIN/STRAINS Repeated activities LABRAL TEAR is repetitive twisting movements AVASCULAR NECROSIS reduced blood flow to the hip bone causing tissue dieing (RSI/ FX/ prednisone) CANCER

CONTACT YOUR PHYSICIAN IF, . . ● ● The hip pain came on suddenly. A fall or other injury triggered the hip pain. Your joint looks deformed or is bleeding. You heard a popping noise in the joint when you injured it. ● The pain is intense. ● You can't put any weight on your hip. ● You can't move your leg or hip.

MEDICAL & OTC MEDICAL: nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug such as ibuprofen or naproxen. total hip replacement (arthroplasty) swelling, redness, or warmth around the joint

NATURAL & ORGANIC TREATMENT EXERCISE: PRICE PHYSICAL THERAPY CHIROPRACTIC ACUPUNCTURE low-impact exercises, stretching, and resistance training can reduce pain and improve joint mobility.

Compensatory Aches & Pains ● ● ● ● Rounded shoulders Potbelly, weak muscles, loss of balance Bent knees when standing or walking Head that leans forward Back pain Body aches and pains Muscle fatigue Headache

What we look for, . . . Why: ● Scoliosis ● Hip issues ○ ILIOPSOAS ○ TFL ○ SI ● Knee issues ● Ankle and foot Signs: ● Frequent falls ● Clumsiness ● Pain (one side/headaches, foot pain, and back pain)

TYPES OF HIP PAIN & LOCATION ● ● ● Thigh Inside of the hip joint Groin Outside of the hip joint Buttocks Sometimes pain from other areas of the body, such as the back or groin (from a hernia), can radiate to the hip.

Exercises & Physical Movements Soft tissue Tenso-Gravity: The system holding us together by pushing us apart. Hard tissue: Chiropractic Alignment

Stiffness & Aches Clothing not fitting correctly New onset of pain locations.

Consequences of unplanned health

Home screening

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