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The hip is built for weight bearing and the ability to move in several different planes. A bursa is a fluid filled sack that reduces friction between tendons as well as friction between tendons and bone. There are four bursae surrounding the hip joint with the most commonly injured bursa being the trochanteric bursa. The four major bursae of the hip are:
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A home program that includes strengthening, stretching and stabilization exercises to help the person perform daily tasks and advance to the next functional level.
The first line of treatment involves limiting the activities that produce pain or stress to the involved bursa. Further treatment methods include:
A round of conservative treatment usually produces encouraging results for most patients suffering from hip bursitis. It is important to start curtailing pain and inflammation immediately so that motion and strength to the area may be restored. This will help the patient gradually return to performing daily activities and further instruction should be given to help the patient reduce the chance of a re-occurrence of the bursitis. Generally, most patients can return to full activity within 2 to 6 weeks depending on the severity of the condition. Some preventative measures patients can undertake to reduce re-occurrence are:
Hip bursitis is the inflammation of the bursa. A bursa is a water-filled sac in between the bone and soft tissue. The hip has two bursae- one in the bony part of the hip and one is on the inside, or the groin side, or the hip. When the bursa get inflamed it is called bursitis. This often causes pain and prevents you from enjoying your daily activities.
The most common bursitis hip symptom is a pain in the outside of the hip. The pain is sharp and intense at first and then becomes an aching. The pain usually worsens at night or when getting up after sitting for a long time. The pain can go away and come back or last for up to a week. Your hip may also become swollen and you may feel tenderness in the affected area.
If your hip bursitis is not severe it can heal in up to a week. If you have chronic hip pain and a seriously inflamed hip bursa it can take a few months to heal. The incision wound from hip bursitis treatment takes 10 days to heal. Your hip will continue improving for a year after your surgery.
In the early stages of hip bursitis the main is sharp and intense. Later, the pain becomes an ache and may spread down the leg. The pain worsens at night or after long periods of sitting. You can decrease your hip bursitis pain by doing some doctor prescribed stretches and exercises.
To help with hip bursitis you can do some bursitis exercises that include stretching and strengthening. Begin with a gluteal stretch by lying on your back with your knees bent and one ankle over the opposite thigh. Pull your legs toward yourself and feel the stretch in your hips and glutes. To strengthen the hips you can do a straight leg raise by laying on the floor with one knee bend. Raise the other leg about 8 inches off the ground. This will help strengthen the muscles of the injured hip and provide more support.
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