Iliopsoas Syndrome, Bursitis, & Tendonitis - why Prolotherapy can help plateaued, chronic cases

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Ross A. Hauser, MD discusses the underlying instability issues that lead to Snapping Hip Syndrome. Often people have been previously diagnosed with iliopsoas syndrome, bursitis, or tendonitis which can cause chronic muscle spasms and pain. The traditional treatments can help relieve pain temporarily but do not generally resolve the issue permanently, particularly when there is underlying instability of the hip joint. If you have questions about your specific hip condition, and to see if you are a good candidate for our Prolotherapy treatments, please email us directly on our website. We would be happy to learn more about your case and see if we can help you in our clinic. Thanks for watching!
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@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 11 лет назад

Hi arderneroad- thanks for your question. Labral tears do not actually need surgery in many cases. Unfortunately, the improvement after surgery can be pretty low. Often people still have a lot of pain, less strength, and are out of commission for months. We try to help people avoid surgery, and also we see a lot of surgical failures in our office who still have terrible pain, but respond great to Prolotherapy. In fact, we are about to release a hip labrum study in the coming weeks. Take care.

@debbiemuhammad3659 2 месяца назад

Thank you soooo much now I can go to the doctor with this information 🥰😊

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 2 месяца назад

Glad we could help Debbie!

@j_v8033 4 года назад

I've been looking for this

@LizardMane 4 года назад

same man

@lindaellis6937 2 месяца назад

The information is very good. However, the psoas originates from the attachments to the lumbar spine.

@jhonmendieta1 5 лет назад

Dr. Great video. I have all thode symptons . I should add that my knees are numb. Specially when i am sitting down for a few hours. I live in south america and i never heard the specific type of doctor you mentioned. Any alternatives or treatments ? So i can relatr to my physical theraphist??

@cordellsenior9935 2 года назад

Thank you! You have described my symptoms to a "Tee" in this video These conditions in my right hip after someone opened wide a car door while I was biking. I hike, bike and run for ever and have not hiked or run in 8 months and have become a sad person. (I can bike...) At 65, a couple of board certified ortho docs have recommended hip REPLACEMENT. I think they are both certifiably nuts. I have to curb my enthusiasm because you're speaking the words I've been waiting to hear. Can you recommend a facility/practitioner in Los Angeles, CA?

@marekhall1845 2 года назад

I jab be been dealing with pain over 20 years. Had to stop ridding bycicle. Pain is deep in groin it hurts to lift knee to chest. I had doctors do a labrum Debriedment. Cam impengment but they did not address my Acetabular anterversion. I hope I can get some relief from prolotherapy or PRP

@SibylleJohnson 6 лет назад

I was in an accident one year ago. I fell on the side and suffered 3 fractures in my pelvic and one fracture in my sacroiliac joint (or sacrum). Anyhow, I believe the fractures have healed by now (although it took much longer than anticipated) although my S.I. joint is still troublesome (when laying down, sitting, prolonged standing). I am still limping and Iliopsoas Syndrome was now diagnosed. I have been doing physical therapy as well as aqua therapy in the last year and it really hasn't helped much. I am also doing approved exercises just about on a daily basis on my own. I have always exercised and enjoy being active. Although right now, that is difficult. Today I got some injections and it helped somewhat. I still feel some tightness in the back. I do know that these injections are only temporary. Those injections were painful. I have a second set scheduled in the next two weeks. My concern is: at what point is the only solution surgery? Can one hope that the physical therapy that I was prescribed now will do more than the 30 sessions of physical therapy and aqua therapy that I already had this year? I am very worried that this will be a permanent disability. I was very active and fit before and now can't even walk 100 yard without pain ... It's like walking "against heavy rubber" when my leg moves to the back. I am easily exhausted ... Anyhow, any advice would be appreciated. Sibylle

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 6 лет назад

Hi Sibylle, thank you for your question and so sorry to hear about your accident and all that you have been going through since! Not sure what type of injections you are receiving, but you probably want to speak with the person who performed the injections as to the long term goal. If you are interested in having our team review your case and see if we can help, we would be happy to have you come in to one of the offices. Relieving chronic pain after a trauma is what we specialize in. Often we see patients who received minimal improvement from physical therapy, massage, aqua therapy, etc... because these treatments did not comprehensively address the ligament damage. In our experience, once the ligament and tendon attachments are repaired, the pain can be alleviated and the ability to perform activities without pain drastically improves. If you want to email us directly, please do: info@caringmedical.com, or through our website. Wish you all the best!

@mintmotors 10 лет назад

3 years ago while I was turning and changing direction my right hip had a sharp pain and I couldn't stand on my right leg for 30 seconds. This still happens today and my psoas is tender to the touch. 1st doctor looked at films and said Labral tear and injected with no releif. Now my third specialist injected psoas with 100% relief for 3 months? Yes my hip pops too but not always painful. Any suggestions? This doc doesn't see a Labral tear and tells me to stretch which isn't helping. Thanks

@kravmagaroanoke941 8 лет назад

Hello. Great video. Very informative. I had my labral repaired with a Arthroscopic hip surgery about a year ago. My hip is doing great, but I am struggling with Psoas pain now. The pain is deep in my belly and into the groin. I am an avid runner and martial arts instructor, so I use my legs alot. Any advice?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 8 лет назад

+Bryan Cochran Hi Bryan, Thanks for reaching out. We would be happy to review your case closer to see if you are a good Prolotherapy candidate. Often with labral tears, there is additional joint instability/ligament laxity which then causes the muscles to overwork and become painful. Once the instability is addressed, the muscles can relax and not have to be burdened with the job of the ligaments, which is to stabilize the joint. If you would like us to review your case more in depth, please reach out to us directly at info@caringmedical.com or call our team to speak with someone at 708-393-8272. Take care for now.

@stavrosdim2807 2 года назад

Hi. I have groin pain in the iliopsoas area near the lesser trochanter. Pain is caused after walking 400 meters and goes away after 3 weeks of rest and i feel no pain at all. If i go with prolotherapy do i have to stress the muscle first so that the body starts the healing process (for better results)? My condition is chronic.

@jayee172 2 года назад

Finally diagnosed myself. I do weightlifting, am athletic but when i was a kid i would sit cross legged on the floor gaming all day and developed kyphosis in my spine and anterior pelvic tilt. I have protruding abs despite my decent physique. At work i get extremely painful aching in my middle back, but iv never had lower back pain ever. Along with that I have tight hip flexors and tight (or short) hamstrings (especially with squats and deadlifts) and every 6 months or so i randomly wake up and i literally cant lift my leg due to the sharp stabbing pain in my hip flexor right in my groin. The same popping sounds. Cant lift leg out of car. Practically have to crawl along the floor. Not my actual leg but deep in the groin where the leg connects to the hip. It goes after like 3 days and im back to normal. Iv tried everything over the years. Foam rolling my back relieves the thoracic pain but isnt permenant. Stretching my hip flexors helps a bit but i still maintain APT. Stretching my chest doesnt help. All the back strengthening exercises do nothing to help my minor kyphosis or and doesnt pull my shoulders back. I sleep on my stomach religiously which doesnt help. Iv recently put more effort into planking to try to bring my Pelvis into PPT. But seems im structurally kyphotic lordortic

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 2 года назад

Hi jayee, Thanks for sharing and sorry to hear about the trouble you've been having with your legs and pain. It's good that you are doing a lot of research on your symptoms and we hope that you will find a good fit for a practitioner who can help you get the rest of the way to your functional goals. If you feel that you may want our team to see you here in Fort Myers, FL, you are welcome to reach out to us directly. Wish you all the best in healing!

@zizodbest 2 года назад

Please help me understand this. 7 months ago i got an injury similar to what you described while playing football. I had a muscle tear from my groin region down to my thigh which got better after few months. However, i still have this big bump around my groin and its very stiff like a bone. I'm scared it could be a bone growing there i cant even bend to tie my shoes, but i can walk and run. Do you think its lliopsoas bursitis? Do you think i might need a surgery? Its very stiff like a bone. Thank you

@theblueroomm4154 4 года назад

Dr. Hauser, I had a Labral tear in my right hip (from a fall at 43 in 2009) was diagnosed alongside the tear with hip dysplasia. Had a PeriAcetabular Osteotomy. 1-year post-surgery as a result of the reconstruction my pelvic broke in half, nonunion fracture of the Ischium and Pubis bones. 2 years to heal from that. All has left me with years of debilitating pain in my hips, I was diagnosed with hip bursitis, did therapy, massage, even Chiropractic. Still the chronic pain, almost burning feeling in my muscles surrounding the area keeps me from being active. I used to be a distance cyclist and a kayak guide. These days I'm lucky if I can do a grocery run by myself. I wonder if I have a build-up of lactic acid in my joints and muscles/tendons/bursa. Is there anything you might recommend? I have started a ketogenic eating plan in hopes of reducing inflammation and purging sugar and excess glucose from my body (3 weeks in, not much of a difference yet) any recommendations would be appreciated.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 4 года назад

Hi The Blueroom M, Oh wow, that is awful and what a test of patience and physical and emotional endurance of all of that pain. So sorry to hear that you have been dealing with that for over 10 years. We would be happy to review your case in more detail to see if we may be able to help you in our clinics. We help complex cases of chronic pain, post-surgical pain, post-fracture pain, etc with comprehensive Prolotherapy. Wish you all the best in your search and in healing.

@karinayn 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for this video. After a year of walking with a cane and multiple diagnosis, I'm desperate for advice from a Prolo-Therapist, (since there are none in my area). If congenital dysplasia is the root cause of the labrum tear and chronic tendonitis/bursitis, will prolo-therapy still be "curative"? Or could it prolong the need for THR? If so, by how long? I'm a 43 year old athlete and am scheduled for THR in July, but want to be 100% confident in the decision. Thank you so much for any support.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 5 лет назад

Hi Karina, Thank you for reaching out. So sorry to hear about your hears in pain and receiving multiple diagnoses without much in the way of helping to treat those. We would be happy to take a closer look at your case and see if you sound like a good candidate. With the hip especially, a physical exam is very important. Any forces strong enough to tear the labrum or other structures, is going to overstretch the ligaments that hold the joint together. We would love to see if we can help you delay or avoid a replacement. If not, we would be able to help you be more confident in the need for surgery. Please email us directly to discuss your case privately through our CaringMedical.com site or info@caringmedical.com. Take care for now, Karina. Talk to you more soon.

@karinayn 5 лет назад

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy thank you so much for your prompt reply. I'll contact your office.

@billiereese7096 2 года назад

I have thigh pain. I had surgery fir a labrum tear but the pain has not gone away. I was in PT for 2 months the pain returned...drs aren't sure. Pain in my lumbar that goes down and crosses over to my thigh. Stops right before my knee. The pain is debilitating. Help!

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 10 лет назад

Hi Robert, not sure what was injected or what type of treatment it was, but sounds like no one has solved the underlying issue. If stretching isn't helping and it is now 3 years dealing with this injury, sounds like you're well overdue to get to the bottom of it. If you want to contact us directly to discuss your case more privately, we can see if you sound like a good candidate for our office. We see a lot of people with cases as you've started to describe it. Thanks for reaching out.

@daniellemccarter5706 4 года назад

Caring Medical Regenerative Medicine Clinics I’m crippled from snapping hip 18 years since 22 I’m 40 now. No dr has been able to help me a sports surgeon said he can do anthroscopic surgery and bursectomy surgery.

@coolconwayannie 8 лет назад

I have a hip in spasm after anterior total hip replacement. this causes the leg to feel shorter, but that's only the start of thr problem .... I cannot put weight on the hip and I'm now 5 weeks post op. Will this resolve by itself or would you recommend therapy? I actually had bilateral hip replacements and the other hip is marvellous.

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 8 лет назад

+Annie Conway Hi Annie, Sorry that you are going through that, but I'm glad that you learned about us. One of areas we specialize in is comprehensive Prolotherapy for post-surgical pain. Once your surgeon releases you from post-op care, we would be happy to help you. Please reach out to us directly so we can discuss your case privately and see how we can help. You can call to talk with our team at 708-393-8272 or email us at info@caringmedical.com. Look forward to talking with you. Take care for now.

@coolconwayannie 8 лет назад

Great! Seeing my surgeon agaon on 6th May and I'm chomping at the bit .....

@arderneroad 11 лет назад

I thought labral Tears need surgery to get better as the labral usually can not heal by itself ?

@dreamside2 2 года назад

Can this condition cause bladder problems like pain during sex problems peeing and mimic sciatic pain

@crev1018 3 года назад

Im a ballet dancer and think ive been suffering from this for 3 years now. Got so bad last year I had to stop exersize altogether. Can it eventually cause deep groin and inner thigh pain? I also have urination hesitancy

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 года назад

Hi Chameleon, So very sorry to hear how you had to stop dancing and exercising. Yes, pain can be deep in joints or radiate down through the legs. Our approach is to do a thorough physical exam and medical history, and often an ultrasound exam as well, to determine any structural causes of the pain and other symptoms a person is having, and develop a treatment plan from there. Patients come here when they are looking to get back to sports, and avoid surgery, if possible, or address post-surgical pain and lost function in cases where surgery was already tried. We specialize in Comprehensive Prolotherapy to address the weak ligaments that cause joint instability and lead to many painful conditions and symptoms which we discuss on our channel. If you are looking for help on your case from our team, we'd be happy to discuss it with you in more detail and see if it sounds like a good fit for our center in Fort Myers. We wish you all the best in health and getting to the bottom of what is causing all of your symptoms once and for all. Take care.

@victoriapless5036 3 года назад

Can it be injured during anterior total hip replacement?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 года назад

Hi Victoria, Yes, there are various tissues that can be damaged and overstretched during any surgical procedure, including a replacement, even when they are said to be "minimally invasive." Any tissue that has to be cut through or displaced during the surgery in order to reach the bones. This would be something to discuss more with the surgeon when reviewing all of the risks and why they think it is the surgical intervention that they would perform on you. If you are looking to avoid surgery and want another opinion to see if regenerative treatments are a feasible option, we'd b e happy to review your case. Wish you all the best in health!

@JohnnyBGood11 10 лет назад

I have been having trouble with my right side pelvic area (going across from my belly button and about an inch down right beside the pelvic bone) have seen 2 doctors I first thought I had a kidney stone and or an appendicitis,..the pain started back in late August,.. I was doing a lot of hevy lifting moving cinder blocks and would sit in a chair wrong and I think that help pinch something,..got an utlra sound was not kidney stones...I would stand up and would feel a sharp pain and I would sit down at times and feel a sharp pain, lay on my stomack and felt the pain creeping in,. I started to do some streaching and it has seemed to help somewhat I spend a lot of time sitting; I deal poker so I'm sitting and I sit at a desk a lot (I know I have bad posture) am I on the right tack with this,..I think the last doctor I talked to thinks Im crazy or something...the pain comes & goes spasms likes.

@megamatt53 9 лет назад

i have this same problem. I was scared it was appendicitis as well. but i started to do stretching and it is getting better. do you have any suggestions of what i can do to better help it get better?

@JohnnyBGood11 9 лет назад

megamatt53 I was doing a lot of lifting with cinder blocks..I stopped doing that and it got better on its own the doctors were of no help, so I wasted about 700 dollars in fees trying to figure it out...appendicitis usually are soft to the touch vs kidney stones one can pound on your side and the pain does not get worse..if you pee a milky with, the appendix busted.

@karenfreeman8232 2 года назад

My story. Ortho doctors keep telling me to do PT. Im not an athlete, Im elderly and have been in pain for 18 months.

@thevisi0naryy 9 лет назад

is it possible to have both hip and groin bursitis?

@Yogamama100 8 лет назад

Yes. I have that

@thevisi0naryy 8 лет назад

Yogamama100 shit blows.

@Yogamama100 8 лет назад

+thevisi0nary Sorry I didn't mean to write that !!!

@AliAli-qi8ux 4 года назад

Illeopsaos donot originate from illiac crest nor is a largest muscle .

@fatherleo4603 4 года назад

Yup. The largest muscle is actually the glutes

@lindaellis6937 2 месяца назад

Learn how to spell and write a sentence. This dr is correct!

@dandycandy1983 3 года назад

Can pregnancy cause illiosoas bursitis?

@CaringmedicalProlotherapy 3 года назад

Hi dandycandy1983, Yes, women can develop various chronic pain/joint instability conditions, including at the ilipsoas, as the ligaments loosen during pregnancy.