Do THIS to AVOID a hip arthritis flare up | Arthritis Adventure

[@FlipMacz]

I am an elderly lady. Lots of OA. Absolutely shocked at how these exercises helped. Thank you!!!❤❤

[@arthritisadventure]

Glad to hear they’ve helped you 💕

[@johelton8015]

You have, honestly, given me hope to not feel like my life has closed in on me!

[@shellyrs6564]

She has a very nice and pleasant demeanor. I wish she was my actual Physical Therapist (PT). Make sure to subscribe, if you also like her, and also watch an ad or two so that she can be compensated for her wonderful free advice. Thank you Dr. 🙏

[@arthritisadventure]

I really appreciate the support!

[@wendyhannan2454]

Yes I agree she’s lovely and easy to listen too.

[@deborahlipsi730]

Im so thankful for you. I have OA and RA. I need to stay active and strong. I cant afford my high copay for PT. You have become my physical therapist and you have made my life so much better!

[@nerdmaid1240]

Thank you so much. It's no exaggeration to say that you've completely changed my life. I've only been watching you a few days but I've learnt so much. I'm 48 and I felt my life was over until I got my operation. You've given me hope, and way less pain than before.

[@arthritisadventure]

I am so glad to hear that!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@ramonwhosendorfe811]

Hello my name is Ramon and i wanted to ask you did the video help a lot after your procedure.

[@lindavanderleelivingaligne600]

This affirms my experience - walking off trail, on uneven ground, and with some elevation variation made my hip feel so much better than when I walked on the road or a smooth trail. I guessed that it was because my hip had to move in different ways while the road or city walking was repetitive on my forward moving joints. May you all get a chance to try forest walks on uneven trails to see if it feels good for you, too. Thank you, Alyssa, for your helpful videos. This 65 year old truly appreciates them. ❤

[@arthritisadventure]

Hi! Thanks so much for sharing and so glad you love all the videos.

[@joneastelow3242]

I do these exercises with thrabands around my ankles, stepping up and down the room sideways, front and rear...You really feel the glutes working. Great video, thanks.

[@kathleenmartin7498]

Besides, exercise, I have found that avoiding any sugars and processed carbs helps to alleviate pain. If I drink some pop, within 10-15 minutes my pain level is at least doubled

[@susanmartin4092]

That's because you completely eliminated sugars Now every time you have sugar your going to flair

[@cockamamy]

​@@susanmartin4092Why? How does sugar affect arthritis? I don't see a correlation.

[@maireadtallon1897]

Alyssa is a marvellous help to us smart agers and you don’t bog us down with too many exercises at once! Thank you. Mairead, Ireland

[@arthritisadventure]

So glad you've seen benefits from the videos!

[@imjamming]

My hips are feeling better since I started your exercising videos about a week ago. Thank you!

[@arthritisadventure]

Awesome to hear!

[@mariewilliams8382]

This video is so encouraging to me and I began the new movements during the video which seemed to give a tiny bit of relief already. I am so excited about these extra sideways and backwards movements because it all makes sense to do the full rotation of the joints. I have been walking for years and am finding it's not making me feel as comfortable as it used to, so now I am going to really concentrate on what you showed to me and I think I will see a new me. Thank you so very much.

[@lynnthomas4310]

OMG! I never would have thought of waking in the THREE ways! Thank you…I will do this!

[@lindagoh6222]

Thank you so much, Dr Alyssa. I have been following your exercises and it has helped me tremendously in reducing pain and giving me more mobility.

[@cherlgolja5402]

Ballet moves are also great , that beautiful full range of motion !Barr classes are great you have a bar to hold to and ballet moves ❤

[@arthritisadventure]

Thank you for sharing.

[@ruthsnively7248]

Thank you so much, Alyssa. I appreciate your spirit of helping others. Your videos are a blessing to me and I find great encouragement from them. It can be so discouraging when you have arthritis. Your videos are helping me so much. Thank you.

[@arthritisadventure]

You are so welcome!

[@serinaolson5836]

I'm so very happy to learn more!!! One day I was doing everything. The next day I wasn't..... so it seems!

[@Ancient-Paths]

I thought - well that looks very simple, I'll have no trouble doing that! Wow, you do not realise how bad your mobility has become until you try it. I couldn't even do the first exercise! I definitely need your help Alyssa. I do actually need a hip replacement and both hips and knees have gone - so I am a rather extreme case. So I will take everything slowly ... but thank you so much for all your help .. I have now subscribed.

[@arthritisadventure]

Sometimes new movements can be very eye opening, trust me you aren’t alone! Welcome ❤️

[@lindaking5864]

Thank you! I just finished one of your videos. Intuitively I think these exercises will be very helpful. I have lots of arthritis in the hip and accompanying pain. I plan to watch your other videos and do your challenge. Life is looking up.

[@arthritisadventure]

Way to get started! I can’t wait to hear about your progress ♥️

[@rani1634]

Thank you so much for everything you are helping us I just learned from you walking in different directions and it really reduced my pain very good video

[@arthritisadventure]

Glad to hear it helped!

[@bridgetengels3206]

Great- I will start to incorporate into my lap swimming -I'll try these in the pool! Thank YOU!

[@arthritisadventure]

Glad you liked it!

[@teresafraley5470]

Absolutely amazing....i had a hip replacement on left side and my right side had become sooo stiff from befor i had surgury..inner thigh pain center of butt pain. This makes more sense than anything i have seen. Starting now....thank you 🙏

[@arthritisadventure]

I hope this can help!

[@landking3742]

I have a right hip surgery scheduled for this June 1st everything in my soul tells me it not the right direction. I’ve been going to pt it’s helped to reduce pain . I have advanced according to the x ray yet I believe a new hip may only be part of the solution. I’m here to learn .

[@lebosisings]

I have hip arthritis and will eventually need a THR, in the meantime, I got a hip injection which gave me relief for nearly 4 months, then started wearing off over a month, now I’m awaiting another injection, I do go for walks, if I walk for too long I notice pain returning more and I am limping, I have also bought a rebounder which now I’m concerned I might be exacerbating my hip pain, I just do health bounce for a minute then walking movement for 2 minutes and then stomping, I hope I don’t have to give it up as I bought a high quality bungee sprung rebounder and it cost a lot!

[@KonstantinaSaraidari]

Thank you very much for the great work you’re doing. You re giving us hope❤❤❤

[@arthritisadventure]

You are so welcome!

[@ellenmumford3843]

Thank you sooo much for this! I used to walk 5 to 8 miles a day, 6days a week and my back got so sore that I had to stop walking. I’m 77 years young and I did all kinds of exercises to help my back but the problem remained. It got to the,point where I could only stand or walk for 15 minutes before I had to sit down or pass out! I’ve had a lot of PT and they were wonderful but I never found out why my back was so bad. I had a Lumbar radio frequency ablation on three places. My nerves were blocking this spinal column and I was told I needed surgery but I don’t want it. So this exercise is going to strengthen my spine and if I do that and the other exercise I have - maybe I won’t need any more ablations! They work very well but I’m on the 101 year old plan. If I plan on being around that long I feel I have to keep my body working without getting it cut open all of the time! Thank you so much! I will keep watching!!! (And I’ll tell my friends too!)

[@arthritisadventure]

Thanks for sharing and you are so welcome! Please do share with your friends.

[@GreenThumb-s7u]

Thank you thank you thank you! Your exercise tips really help!

[@arthritisadventure]

You're so welcome!

[@Yonner666]

Than you Alyssa for a very good informative video. I have been diagnosed with early onset osteoarthritis in both hips and mild arthritis in my lower back. Up until 2020 I used to be physically fit and in a good place. I used to enjoy going out hiking, averaging between 7 to 15 miles on a hike. However since having a breakdown in my mental health in 2020 my mental and physical health has declined to say the least. I have been using one of my hiking poles to take weight off my left hip over recent months and have thought about investing in a walking cane. I am booked in with Physiotherapy Specialists at my local Hospital to get further help. I am considering starting off with some gentle yoga and stretching exercises to try and gain some strength back in my hips, lower back and core area. I am hoping by doing this, alongside diet changes, weight management will enable me to both return to work full time and also get back outside hiking.

[@shirleychang2071]

Hi NeilMacfarlane! Sorry to hear you’re having so much pain! It’s sad to see such a healthy person like having so much pain. You might be over working your joints thus causing arthritis to come on. I have arthritis thru out my body but I watch what I eat and drink. Certain foods like night shade veggies, dairy, sugar will cause pain in the joints. To alleviate my pain I drink Apple cider vinegar, 1-2 tablespoons mix with some little water every morning before you eat or drink anything. Wait 20-30 minutes before eating or drinking anything. You’ll find your pain will go away! Do this every morning & you’ll never have pain again unless you eat or drink those things again!

[@afinespormx7633]

@@shirleychang2071 Do fermented diary products (yoghurt, kefir etc.) also cause pain in osteorthritis?

[@afinespormx7633]

Hello Neil, How are you doing now? My situation has something similar to yours. I have been very sporty from childhood, but after a critic depressive period I got non usual muscular pain in my thighs, buttocks, lower back. Unfortunately doctors took long time to figure out what was my real problem, and only under my insistence and suggestions they found out hip osteoarthritis. I live in the Netherlands and here the official medicine only see full hip replacement (arthroplasty) as solution. I have read that "breakdowns in mental health" can significantly contribute to hip osteoarthritis. As well, I read that in ancient Ayurvedic medicine the hip was seen like a physiological focus (center) which is affected by all emotional crises. I think that already years ago I had some early conditions of osteoarthritis, but emotional breakdowns triggered it. I wish you the best! Gabriel

[@User-4-mn3or]

Fantastic! Thanks so much for the simplicity. Im in 70s and appreciate you!

[@arthritisadventure]

You are so welcome!

[@PhilFeedback]

Good information, thanks for sharing!

[@arthritisadventure]

Glad it was helpful!

[@PhilFeedback]

@@arthritisadventure Thanks again 👍

[@marilynjackson5752]

You give us such great ideas to improve our lives! Thank you!❤

[@arthritisadventure]

You are so welcome! Glad you like the channel.

[@florypridgen4773]

Great video, thank you so much. Good informations about health. GOD BLESS YOU. ❤

[@SeanBegley-n6u]

I have been doing some of your exercises. And I would recommend them to anyone

[@arthritisadventure]

Thanks for the kind words. I am so happy you are looking to recommend the videos!

[@wendyhannan2454]

Thank you Alyssa, great advice, I’m taking this onboard. I’m sending this to my son who has hip problems at a young age. I’m sure this will help him. 😉

[@arthritisadventure]

You are so welcome! Make sure to share with anyone you think would benefit from the information.

[@phillyflytee9849]

Omg I did this exercise. The first time my body went through a transformation through the night. The step back and working on my glutes. 🎉🎉 I feel my nerves being triggered through my arms. I have osteoarthritis in my left groin. Thank you so much 🤗 ❤

[@arthritisadventure]

Great job!

[@nagulakulasingham2118]

Very good I will try. Thanks for your help

[@arthritisadventure]

Most welcome! Glad you liked the video!

[@karennuttall7059]

Great video I definitely need this ! Thank you

[@arthritisadventure]

You’re welcome!!

[@sallyjfootedvm5371]

my husband and I fell off ballroom dancing . I think this has added to my arthritis - FAI problems. Your video makes so much sense - I have improved a lot but I get so tight. Just me walking through the basic Mambo,and Cha Cha moves will halp a lot - and going backwards in the walz and fox trot! Dancing is just walking to the rhythm!

[@arthritisadventure]

I want to give dancing a try! I'm glad you like the explanations in the videos. Hope you like the other videos on the channel.

[@pamdalton2276]

Very helpful, thanks.

[@arthritisadventure]

Glad it was helpful!

[@tonyfrench2574]

Get in with it !

[@whisperingeagle]

Big help allysa. ❤ your approach getting some help from this and i realize iam severe and it takes time. Thanks

[@arthritisadventure]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lindsaycooke5587]

Hi how many times for each different movements ? Thank you for the info and videos much appreciated!…

[@petuniaromania6294]

Thank you for the directional movements, I never really thought of doing that for exercise. I do find it interesting that when I listen to dance music that I enjoy, I am able to move about more easily on my feet, otherwise, I now use a wheelchair to get around because walking, even a few steps, is horribly painful.

[@wren1114]

Great! Thank you Alyssa!

[@arthritisadventure]

🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@davidhynes9683]

I will begin to go through your videos with this one. Tank you for taking the time and effort to do this. In theUK we have nothing like this. They are just not interested, give people painkillers.

[@arthritisadventure]

You are very welcome

[@cathyjennings5580]

Dancing STRENGTH & BALANCE IS CRITICAL FOR HAPPY HEALTH 😅😂😅😂😅❤❤❤❤❤

[@farnazganjeizadeh2799]

Thanks learned a lot.

[@arthritisadventure]

Glad to hear it!

[@mohamedgalal3677]

Thank you very much.

[@arthritisadventure]

You are welcome!

[@robbynjeran8400]

Great workout with Challenge 4!

[@arthritisadventure]

Great to hear!

[@carolinegunawan9664]

Hello Alyssa I want your advice how to avoid groin pain . Thank you

[@Miriamrosend]

A ziilion thanks Dr Alyssa 🙏🏻so grateful that I can do this. Ur Ace👌🎵😏👏🏻

[@arthritisadventure]

You're so welcome!

[@neelkamalpahuja3563]

Hi ma'am you are sweet and very helpful God bless you dear

[@arthritisadventure]

Glad you liked the video!

[@edcook9747]

Just came across your vid. Going to start your exercises and will come back for more and subscribe. You speak nice and clear but one thing would help is less echo. Perhaps another location or wearing a mic?

[@arthritisadventure]

The newer videos have much better audio since we got a new microphone!

[@sukosuko1]

I'm 54, not sure if the pinch in the front of my groin on one side is hip FAI, a sports hernia or osteo. Looks like most of the exercises are the same for these conditions,so keep working on it, and I've been steadily improving. Sleep posture is important? Avoiding sleeping curled up on my side, seems to help a lot when I wake up in the morning. BTW The video's audio track could really use some echo cancellation after 4:15

[@christinad9148]

I have the same groin pain. I just wanted to mention about sleep position. I found sleeping with a knee pillow has helped. I have gone thru a few to find the best feel tho. They're not all the same or comfortable.

[@sukosuko1]

@@christinad9148 thanks for that! its 99% cleared up now. Doing these odd band stretches seems to have helped a lot.. kzbin.info/www/bejne/e2SngJyupJaqqNksi=qjrBoh8fA5Y2pWTT&t=70

[@hikgerguy1234]

Hi Alyssa. Huge thanks for putting all your videos together. I'm going to be watching many of them to try and help with with pain on the side of my hip while swinging my leg into the car and putting on my pants. I recall seeing a course? about arthritis in one of your vids and now I can't find it. Can you provide a link to that course? I was recently diagnosed with both secondary osteoarthritis and hip dysplasia (which is what they tell me is causing the pain). I'm in my 60s and want to get a handle on things now.

[@arthritisadventure]

HI! I have a membership, Adventurers for Life. You can learn more here, www.keeptheadventurealive.com/start. Can't wait to see you in the membership!

[@hikgerguy1234]

​@@arthritisadventure Thanks for that link!

[@thegeraldinekuss]

My Hip OsteoArthritis is grade 4 & I'm awaiting bi-lateral Hip replacement( Spine Stenosis too.) I can't walk without crutches. Accident + Lockdown. Thank you!

[@arthritisadventure]

i hope these tips can bring you a little bit of relief!

[@sharontaylor7942]

Thank you

[@travissmith3720]

Walking backwards feels good

[@suchetakore1713]

How to treat osteoporosis with exercise s thx .GOD BLESS YOU

[@raviolis11]

Thanks!

[@arthritisadventure]

You’re welcome!!

[@TheQueensWish]

Will doing these movements help my hip feel less discomfort when I have to pick something up off the ground?

[@arthritisadventure]

These could also help: 13 Hip Arthritis Exercises You NEED TO TRY | Finally unlock pain relief kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3mcqX6ad9mJb7s

[@phubblewubbphubblewubb]

Having now walked several miles in a reverse direction I can confirm that the only thing that prevents a flare is fasting!

[@scotthunt2479]

Doctor Alyssa, I know you said to do 2-3 sets of each one, but how many reps in each? I don't want to overdo it, but I certainly want to challenge myself. I'm trying to get to a point where I can reduce how much pain I feel in my left glute when playing tennis (due to bone-on-bone arthritis in left hip). I think your vids will help me do just that. Thank you!

[@arthritisadventure]

This really will depend on how hard they feel. Starting with 8-10 can be a good rule of thumb for more challenging movements and up to 15-20 potentially for easier movements

[@S62bhas]

i have to start my knees and back for running and workout

[@fedupbin]

My dad age 84 is now in hospital. he had two falls a few days ago. He fractured his femur two years ago and now the screw is looseing as they say his hip is crumbling. Today he got told physio may not be of any benefit so what is he meant to do. He was in severe pain as it went to his knee too, he struggled putting one foot down. He has to use a zimmer frame so not sure how the exercises can help him. he feels so disappointed

[@IrmaGuerra-jm4oe]

I need a strong pain tablet please my hip hurts very much tell me what to do.

[@lavedadenier5158]

Should I be walking backward if I have total hip surgery on both hips?

[@SeanBegley-n6u]

I would like to reiterate no matter. What age they are

[@SeanBegley-n6u]

I would gladly donate to this video if i had an address to send the money to

[@arthritisadventure]

There is a Thanks button under the video if you choose to donate. So glad you like the video. I also have my membership, Adventurers for Life, if you'd like to join that community. www.keeptheadventurealive.com/start Your continued support means the world to me.

[@sharonhildenbrand9088]

Help with a inside groin muscle pull please and thanks

[@nancyfeeser4653]

So weird.I was told that I just might have hip arthritis and this popped up!

[@johnaking7206]

how many reps or minutes is good to do for these side steps and backwards steps

[@arthritisadventure]

Usually 10-30 alternating reps depending on how it feels!

[@joannepatonai4114]

Between sciatic nerve pain and oesteoarthritis I suffer a great deal of pain to the point I feel like vomiting.

[@nancysav1429]

Hi it's Miss Nancy again on my late 60s my right hip constantly bothering me I am doing the sides and I'm doing for it and I'm doing backwards but some days are really pretty bad

[@carolbenson6524]

It all makes sense 😅

[@KimberlyNeer]

Hi Alyssa! I was wondering if I have an SI Joint problem, can I do these exercises?

[@arthritisadventure]

It really depends on how they feel for you

[@Disirablepossessions]

Thank you for these videos. SThere is bad echo in that room.

[@arthritisadventure]

We are continuing to work diligently for each video to bring the best audio experience.

[@kevinmazur1519]

Trying to strengthen my hip muscles had surgery 5 years ago

[@arthritisadventure]

You got this!

[@nancysav1429]

Hi my name is Nancy I'm in my sixties do you think that will help me I've been doing it the past 3 days and I do have flap on my arms sure I do more❤

[@evapaula-re7rp]

Thank you so much for sharing this advice!!🙏🙏🙏

[@arthritisadventure]

Glad you liked it! And glad you like the channel!

[@kajalpatelrealtor]

What to do with my mom’s pain is very sharp. She can’t walk to go to the bathroom?

[@ekay4123]

Thanks for sharing

[@arthritisadventure]

Absolutely!

[@KennahTaylor]

Would love your guidance on this: I got a prp injection for my hip a weeks ago & havent been able to walk since.. its been so scary & currently exercising isn’t accessible as i heal. do you have any suggestions?

[@denisemmunger9437]

Would these exercises help with sciatic nerve in the middle of your butt cheek and down the back of the thigh

[@am1951]

My hip when I kick to the side as you showed.

[@diegocastaneda2505]

is it ok to workout legs with bodyweight if h have hip arthritis in order to build lower body muscle? will the condition progressively get worse regardless if i work the lower body or not? with moderation and no weights used(just bodyweight) and only once or twice a week lightly.

[@triciaf5348]

What about if you have a longer leg than the other? I feel this causes my flare up

[@kerriannehancock6500]

I have this issue too and had to get orthotics years ago. Sadly I can't always wear them but I found they did help

[@elainewhitelock5347]

Upon the advice of a foot specialist I had a shoe built up. This relieves my back when walking

[@Cosmic.cougar]

What if you have a dog to walk twice a day?

[@arthritisadventure]

start working on building strength to support your joints when walking, this may be a good video to watch next: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j6eWooN7lqaWiqc

[@noone5846]

💯

[@dennisr476]

Audio quality very poor in empty room. Hollow echo sound

[@dianeboehm5450]

I think that this looked like dancing too

[@joangorettihopkins1971]

Can't hear you

[@davidyork8020]

i walk backwarda 20 minutes a day

[@ayyappadas5479]

❤

[@janetw7828]

Carnivore diet will help immensely

[@cathyjennings5580]

Interesting information. Thanks SO SO MUCH ! WISH MY GENERAL DOCTORS 33 YEARS AGO would have taught his patients to overcome hip arthritis for his Cosmetologists females. Standing long hours cutting hair all day long & manicurist SITTING ALL DAY LONG LONG HOURS sitting & hunched over painting fingernails. Cause painful arthritis in whole body. Due to lack of breaks to do some prevention exercises. ( Time is money) causes NEGLECT to harm our bodies. Votec Trade education & employment causing ARTHRITIS INFLAMMATION degrading Human physical bodies. Harmful substances Chemicals & STANDING long hours. Breathing bad air. The price women pay to LOOK BEAUTIFUL 😮. OSTEOARTHRITIS DISCOMFORT & DISEASE Results. 😮😢 EXERCISES, EXERCISES, EXERCISES WERE & NOW & ALAWAYS NEED PERSONAL KNOWLEDGE & ATTENTION. WAITRESSES ALSO. ETC. NEED GUIDANCE.

[@peterleate9078]

Second part inopen room very hard to understand from echo in room

[@Richardturpentine]

I suggest you take a hearing test as there is no issues with the sound and trust me if you have OA this is a must hear presentation 🥳

[@lindahoganson8721]

There is a bit of an echo, Peter. Try using the Closed Caption option offered upper right in screen.

[@georgegrund6383]

This helped instantaneously. Wait did I just spell that correctly?

[@arthritisadventure]

Great to hear!

[@JedStevens1234]

If u want total healing , get patched !

[@winterrhorse]

visual is good, audio sucks...acoustics...

[@arthritisadventure]

We are constantly trying to improve the audio. Since this is an older video- the audio isn’t as clear as the more recent videos.

[@Rutyos]

You just described most of the steps for hungarian folkdance, csárdás. Go dancing,