Treatment for Hip Pain | Regenerative Treatment for Hips - MAXIM ReGen

HIP PAIN

The hip is our strongest and most stable joint. Pain in the hip is often caused by imbalances of the spine or knees, obesity, and age. As wear and tear takes its toll on your body, the hip compensates and the bone and cartilage begin to degenerate.

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Types of Hip pain

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Chronic

Chronic pain at rest

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Acute injury

Acute pain with activity

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Referred pain

Radiates or spans to lower back, IT band or knees

Causes of Hip pain

  • Laxity of tendons and ligaments
  • Fractures of leg or hip
  • Dislocation
  • Rheumatoid arthritis (autoimmune disease)
  • Dysplasia
  • Wear and tear
  • Pinched nerves
  • Sciatica
  • Bursitis
  • Osteoarthritis
  • Laxity or strain (stretched or torn) muscle, tendon, or cartilage such as the hip flexor or labrum
  • IT (Ilotibeal) band syndrome
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Symptoms of Hip pain

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  • Immobility, stiffness, or limping
  • Grinding sensation
  • Popping sensation
  • Groin, knee, or low back pain
  • Inflamed, warm, or swelling around the hip joint
  • Tenderness
  • Muscle spasms
  • Difficulty sleeping
  • Cramping
  • Inflamed, warm, or swelling aroundthe hip joint

Complications and Risks

The condition will continue to worsen if left untreated. This imbalance can cause issues in opposing muscles and tendons resulting in further immobility and pain. As the body compensates for these imbalances, it may cause subsequent injuries to the other side of your hip as well as your knees and spine. As with any joint injury, the longer it is ignored, the harder it is to treat.

Risks Factors
  • Age and occupation
  • High impact sports
  • Poor weight management
  • Born with loose hip(s)
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Treatments

Hybrid procedures

Combination of bone marrow, fat transfer, adipose, prolotherapy, injections and/or other procedures as recommended by the physician based on the patient’s condition.

Soft tissue injections

Prolotherapy and other injectable-based procedures for the treatment of injured joints, ligaments and tendons.

Fat transfer (for pain)

Autologous fat transfer, without enzymes, manipulation or expansion, for the alleviation of knee, shoulder, and joint pain.

Bone marrow-based procedures

Derived from autologous (your own) bone marrow tissue for the treatment of knee, shoulder and joint pain.

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