Hip Labral Tear: Symptoms, Causes and Treatments 

Same here it even hurts to drive

Did you ever get fixed, I have Same issue!?

What did you do?

@@shadycooper9682did you fix it?

@@diggy2107what did you do?

So What we are do

Did you have labral tear and inpingement surgery

What did you do

Been 22 years for me disabled since 22 MRI shows a large hip tear but no dr will do surgery. And they all say a tear would not disable a person yet the MRI shows nothing else. My left side of pelvis also pops 100 times a day, hip and groin have a swollen painful lump and I can barely walk. I’m so desperate to be normal I’m thinking of leaving to Canada for surgery.

Omg I have chronic lower back pain and I just switched spine surgeons and I demanded a hip, and pelvis mri and now I am finally getting answer to why my pain is so bad after I broke my back. I have hip issues, pelvis issues, torn 3 tendons in the butt and hip too. You need to get a hip mri and pelvis mri.

Try Dr. Youm in New York City.

@@umit777. good news, I am better! Not 💯 but significantly better to where I can be more active and not be severe constant pain. A lot of my issue is at the front of my pelvis and even deep core. Never thought this was even an issue until I saw something on RU-vid about the Psoas muscle and a device that released the muscle. Using it in multiple places. I would highly recommend this inexpensive tool before the long frustrating road of mri and doctors. Hope it helps someone else…

Sounds like SI joints. I have this too

@bts_fan_rkive They just tried an injection there a Couple weeks ago. Now l have 2 more lined up in different areas. It helps enough I don't need a cane, but so little everything else does still hurt so bad.

In my opinion no amount of education matches experience. My MRI with injection showed tear but no stiffness. Are you better?

Same it hurts to have my leg straight out

Thats were you have to put your foot down. Say if what im describing and my imaging supposidly dont match up, maybe your diagnosis is wrong or perhapse im gere because i enjoy lying about an issue that is very commonly misdiagnosed or totally undiagnosed. Either im 'lying' and i just love wasting my time and being patronised or im in pain and want the issue causing pain to go away and therefore why in the hell would i lie about anything making the diagnosis harder to get? I finally got to that point after a doctor did a hand exam of my ankle for 2 mins said it seemed fine after my years of previous complaints and tones of related or the exact same appointments. I believe in the end i was extremely pissed off and said something along the lines of "well, whilst its hard not just go along with you 2 minute diagnosis, ive been here many times for this issue getting palmed off every time, just send me for imaging" Which i still got the response of some shit like it seems unnecessary, we can send you to a physio and have you tried orthotics. I said something along the lines of "if what you did makes you a qualified doctor then anyone who gives a tv a good wack to stop it flickering is an electrician, now kindly fulfil your role as a glorified secretary and send me to the competent people for imaging or i will just find someone else to." Hed did refer me btw, probably just to get rid of me but it really does seem like you only get somewhere with most GP's if you have a decent idea of the issue yourself and you force them to spend the whopping 5 mins writting a referal.

What did you do?

Thank you for your question. Labral tears are typically caused by overuse, traumatic injuries or abnormalities in the shape or alignment of the hip bones. Learn more by visiting, riversideonline.com/Kling.

@@riversidehealth THANKYOU! I had a fall just over a year ago whereby I landed on my right hip. Approximately 6 months later I started having trouble with my hip joint (suspected cartilage tear). Is there a good chance the fall caused the tear?

@@nefflz I think so. For me it was an extreme stretching move. Do we know the general prognosis / success / return to normal after the surgery?

@@bommaritohawaii I am combining cortisone shot and physio with good results

Can acl tears cause this if i fall?

I’ve just written a Medium article on this about your question check it out. I’m called Missy gem on there

wdym? did you fix it? Can you walk?

Do you have groin pain ftom it?

The army misdiagnosed my hip labral tear as a strained hip flexor 3 years ago. They gave me exercises to do which made it worse now here I am

@@tyronesmith3812 what assholes. My current Ortho is doing the same thing to me even though my MRI results show otherwise!

Typical, in my experience physios are the most incompetent pain management practitioners alive. Its not entirely their fault as idiot doctors refer any non obvious pain to them over and over again but theyl happily take your custom and money. Physios are great for rehabilitation or people with no actual medical issues causing the pain but the fact they are the first response to people with pain is insane as most of the time the therapy plans they give you will actually exaserbate the issue and they just give the same routines to everyone with the same type of anatomical complaint despite the 50 different things that can cause that complaint. Physios are pe teachers with stretching routines they print off that someone else created and they just downloaded a document. I feel bad for osteopaths for getting lumped in with those actual monkeys.