Hip Bursitis, Causes, Signs and Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment.

[@KianaG1280]

Omg. My hip bursa is killing me. I can't wait to get relief.

[@MedicalCentric]

I hope you find relief soon-take care and consider seeing a healthcare professional if the discomfort continues.

[@KianaG1280]

@MedicalCentric Thanks. I have an appointment with my Othro doctor on Monday. Hopefully, I can get an injection. I'm doing aqua therapy, but it's not helping outside of the pool. Lol

[@user-vb6ky1mo9e]

Hi, did you get help? I just got diagnosed after years of pain.​@@KianaG1280

[@DanesinTexas]

Did you get the help you needed? I’m having pain as well and can’t perform my daily work anymore 😢

[@sherrid5315]

@@DanesinTexasI had hip replacement year ago I got this in the same hip. Got my steroid shot today . Also there are exercises you can do and I started them today.Good Luck

[@ChickenTender57]

From seeing what my mother has gone through over the past 28 years shows me that doctors don’t have a solution to the problems, they just let’s try this and when it doesn’t work they guess about what they can try next. Not shots, spinal nerve stimulators, meds, surgery or PT have helped. I’m convinced it’s her high sugar/carbohydrate diet and no exercise mixed with old age but she only listens to a MD who just push meds or another procedure. It’s so hard seeing her in pain.

[@WillaCunningham-j6z]

I have watched so many video's re hip bursitis and nothing has helped me. I am a former runner and I do believe that is the culprit. I don't think there is a solution.

[@moxenox]

I do not eat sugars since years and I have had this medical problem for 6 months now

[@debbieliudaviciusliudavici7917]

I'm just trying frequency healing now. We are made of frequency and our bodies can self heal with what it needs to draw from. Maybe your can look it up in your area to see who can provide frequency healing. I'm praying it works 🙏

[@cjcullar]

I have horrid pain in my hip from this. The pain is insanely painful to walk. It feels as if someone is giving me a long shot into my hip

[@teeayagaskin225]

Feels like someone is striking a match inside my hip. It's the worst

[@iJooney]

I think I’m experiencing this right now. Extreme pain, can’t walk straight, major pain getting in and out of the car, and what feels like spasms. I got scared when I read about septic bursitis but then I learned how one could get septic bursitis and I didn’t exactly fit any of the criteria. Has anyone found any helpful exercises for this? If you’re reading this and dealing with this crap right now, I hope you get better quick.

[@SewSewDrew]

I’m dealing with this right now I’m on day 5 and the last two have been me crying it’s so bad. It feels like a contraction that doesn’t end. I hope you get better soon

[@lilysgram5886]

I finally went to Physical Therapy and it really helped. Also lost 50 pounds and that made a very positive change.

[@johnnottahcal5725]

Not sure what it is or cause but I know as I type, I care barely tolerate the pain and don’t seem to have a way out.

[@essanjay8604]

@lilysgram5886 I have my physio appointment on 11 June. 3 month wait here in UK!

[@essanjay8604]

My doc offered me amytriptiline tablets which made me feel like a zombie. Painkillers don't seem to help that much - maybe just take the edge off a bit.

[@lilysgram5886]

Hip bursitis is very painful.

[@mahekfaldu]

Did you experienced ? I think i have also facing it

[@robbrien8506]

Sure is! Hurts to sleep too.

[@bajoobiecuzican]

Agreed. Excruciatingly painful!

[@curlyandstrong6798]

Yes, very debilitating.

[@francoandjimtherotties2592]

I have it at the moment....I'm a lorry driver so every time I get out my cab I'm in agony......especially if I've been sitting for a while

[@poloshirtsamurai]

I'm a side sleeper and it hurts in the middle of the night.

[@DigitalMediaPatriots]

Put a pillow between your knees while sleeping in your side. That is what I do.

[@badkitty1285]

Excellent presentation-helpful.

[@MedicalCentric]

Glad it was helpful!

[@suddenlysolo2170]

Mine was caused by years of limping due to an arthritic knee. I go see the orthopedic surgeon about both next month

[@ummit989]

What did you do for your hip bursitis? How are you now

[@BeckyVaughan-y5n]

Thank you ! Now I realize what is wrong and all the reasons I have to hurt badly. 👍😀

[@MedicalCentric]

@BeckyVaughan-y5n You’re welcome 😊

[@naturalshatara9559]

New subbie love how i was able to comprehend. Thank you

[@teeayagaskin225]

I think i have bursitis, i got a regular hip injection 4 weeks ago and it lasted a week, pain came back full force and worse. Im currently waiting on a referral from a surgeon office. Something needs to be done in the mean time. No meds work for this, nothing over the counter anyways

[@NEChristo]

I’m in the same situation. Have had this extreme pain for almost 3 years now. Nothing helps I even had hip arthoscopy and labrum repair over a year ago. They told me that would solve the problem and it is worse. It’s so extremely painful I’ve seriously lost my will to live.

[@teeayagaskin225]

@@NEChristo omg I'm sorry to hear that. Have you talked to your orthopedic doctor about what can be done for you next?

[@racingthoughts1202]

…very nicely done!

[@MedicalCentric]

Glad you like it!

[@Sophie-dk5td]

I'm 8 months into this despite doing every single thing to manage and prevent it. Can anyone tell me how long this might take to heal? I have a GP appointment next week.

[@vasileweezy]

Me two years not sure if it’s this or siatica or arthritis ever since Covid I had this no answers

[@adamf7252]

I've had it 5 years so good luck 🥲

[@leemack7399]

personally never seems to go away

[@bajoobiecuzican]

It’s excruciatingly painful. I was told by my doctor to do water therapy.

[@MedicalCentric]

Water therapy can be an effective approach to manage hip bursitis, as the buoyancy of water reduces the impact on your hip joint, making it a gentle and low-impact way to improve mobility and alleviate pain. Exercising in a pool, under the guidance of a physical therapist or healthcare professional, can help strengthen the muscles around the hip joint and enhance your range of motion. It's essential to follow your doctor's recommendations and work with a qualified therapist to ensure you're doing the right exercises at the appropriate intensity for your condition.

[@ahmedalamoudy6780]

I also have it man its insane the pain😭

[@MedicalCentric]

Sorry about the condition. I hope you get better soon.

[@marymorgan1641]

Aww it’s the worst pain ever iv had it for such a long time hopefully I’ll get some pain relief soon

[@MedicalCentric]

@marymorgan1641 I'm really sorry you're going through such intense pain. It must be exhausting to deal with it for so long. I truly hope you find some effective pain relief soon. Don’t hesitate to reach out to a healthcare provider for stronger solutions if needed-you deserve to feel better! Hang in there!

[@marymorgan1641]

@@MedicalCentric Thank you so much I’m 80years old suffering with Rheumatoid Arthritis I’ve never suffered so much pain it’s dreadful. My consultant is looking at Trochanteric bursa hopefully I will know soon just to get some pain relief would mean everything 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@miguelena40]

can bursitis last 15 years ? i have this symptoms and doctors just want hip replacement with no other option and they never offer me MRI only x rays and they see my arthritis sometimes the pain go away for a week and then come back

[@MedicalCentric]

@miguelena40 Chronic bursitis can persist for years, especially if the underlying cause isn’t fully addressed, but 15 years is unusually long. If your pain fluctuates and doctors only rely on X-rays, it might be worth advocating for an MRI to get a clearer picture of soft tissue and surrounding structures. Consider seeking a second opinion to explore non-surgical options like physical therapy, injections, or other conservative treatments before committing to hip replacement. Stay persistent with your health care!

[@essanjay8604]

Thyroid disease is a cause? What type - underactive or overactive?

[@rockystelone21]

I have under active thyroid which may cause joints issues....ouch

[@MedicalCentric]

@essanjay8604 Yes, both underactive (hypothyroidism) and overactive (hyperthyroidism) thyroid conditions can influence various health issues, though they manifest differently. Hypothyroidism, or an underactive thyroid, often causes fatigue, weight gain, and depression, while hyperthyroidism, or an overactive thyroid, can lead to anxiety, weight loss, and palpitations. Both types impact metabolism and other bodily functions, so managing thyroid levels through regular testing and appropriate treatment is key to reducing symptoms and related health risks.

[@stephensmith6888]

Omg just read this I got it So painful I av underactive thyroid

[@essanjay8604]

@stephensmith6888 I'm fi ding amitryptiline 10mg is the only thing that gives me some relief from pain overnight when used daily. Naproxen is good for daytime but you don't want to be on it regularly due to side effects.

[@ChannelMoonbeam]

My pain feels like a dull toothache. I just had left total knee replacement surgery seven weeks ago.More pain flared up in my feet, low back and hands. I feel beat up😢😢

[@matthewstall3902]

Sorry to hear :( Hope you are feeling better.

[@texasforever3.025]

Mine I figured out is from salt intake. My hip and knee have killed me for years. Cut back on the salt all better. Salt swells and inflames the sacs.

[@MedicalCentric]

@texasforever3.025 It’s great that you figured out the connection between your salt intake and joint pain! Excess salt can cause water retention, leading to inflammation and swelling, which might explain the discomfort in your hip and knee. Reducing salt can have a positive impact on your overall health, especially when it comes to managing inflammation. It’s amazing how small changes in diet can make such a big difference! Keep taking care of yourself.

[@tamekastrother1364]

That's a good idea. I'm going to try that. Thanks for sharing!

[@lpsglitterpaws8536]

I have been in pain for a year now

[@MedicalCentric]

I'm sorry to hear about your year-long struggle with hip bursitis; please consult a specialist for personalized treatment options ❤️

[@hamioraG]

I'm having tightness pain is this it?

[@Reneebenson]

Omg when it gets colder mine hurts and I live in mn, no fun

[@wanderingIvy67]

If I avoid what causes my hip pain I would never go to bed.

[@kipponi]

So you never sleep? And bed is not cause.

[@bocasdeltoro8670]

🙂

[@christine9467]

I know right. I have a hell of a time sleeping.

[@pamelamartin457]

I'm having a procedure called Tenex to relieve pain. No surgery. Seeing a physiatrist

[@MedicalCentric]

I recommend proceeding with the Tenex procedure under the guidance of your physiatrist to effectively relieve your pain. ❤️

[@manchalelonde6116]

nice

[@marymorgan1641]

Absolutely terrible pain 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@MedicalCentric]

@marymorgan1641 Hip bursitis can indeed cause intense pain, especially during movement or when lying on the affected side. It occurs when the bursae, small fluid-filled sacs that cushion the hip joint, become inflamed. Rest, ice, and anti-inflammatory medications can help, but if the pain persists, it's important to consult a doctor for further treatment like physical therapy or injections. Hang in there, and hopefully, you'll find some relief soon! 🏴

[@marymorgan1641]

@@MedicalCentric Thank you so much it means a great deal to me hopefully they can sort it out 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[@hazelmanc]

Currently suffering and it’s a horrible pain

[@MedicalCentric]

@hazelmanc Hip bursitis can be extremely painful and make everyday movements difficult. Rest, ice packs, and anti-inflammatory medications can help alleviate some pain. Gentle stretching and avoiding activities that worsen the pain are essential for recovery. If it’s persistent, consider seeing a physical therapist or doctor for targeted treatment options. Hang in there!

[@jaiganapatibapa1134]

Im.dying of groin hip pain 😢

[@MedicalCentric]

Please visit a doctor

[@7S5y3X.0th]

Ok this was good video

[@MedicalCentric]

Glad you think so

[@danielenoh9634]

Life saver

[@240fxst]

Just my life in general all mentioned. 😂

[@MedicalCentric]

@240fxst Hip bursitis definitely adds its challenges, but your humor about it is amazing! 😂 Laughter truly helps lighten the load-wishing you strength and relief on this journey!

[@sherrid5315]

They fail to tell you that this can happen after a hip replacement

[@MedicalCentric]

@sherrid5315 You're right-hip bursitis can sometimes occur after a hip replacement due to inflammation around the new joint. It's often an overlooked complication. Managing it involves rest, physical therapy, and sometimes anti-inflammatory medications. If it persists, speaking with your surgeon or a specialist about further treatment options is key to improving your mobility and comfort.

[@sherrid5315]

@@MedicalCentric Thank you so much I am working on this . I did get a steroid shot to. Shame this was not even mentioned. Thank you once again .

[@mrrishiraj88]

👍

[@jennielunn2226]

Quite ridiculous, mankind has been walking,running,climbing etc etc since life begun. I have it in both hips, probably from being a physically healthy younger person 😩

[@MedicalCentric]

@jennielunn2226 It does feel unfair, doesn't it? Our bodies endure a lot over time, and sometimes even the healthiest lifestyles can lead to issues like hip bursitis. It’s frustrating, but with proper treatment and care, you can manage it. Hang in there-you're not alone in this! 💪

[@Muskiehunter4841]

Trunk kanteric bursitis😂😂

[@jolenecreech7648]

Steroid injections work for me.

[@Melanie-ix4nq]

Had that too, it worked for a little while, but it came back after a few months.

[@lthompson601]

​@@Melanie-ix4nqI get them every 4 months