Pain in the front of the hip or groin is a common complaint among athletes, active adults, and even people who spend long hours sitting at work. In many cases, the initial diagnosis is a simple groin strain, especially if the pain developed after exercise or lifting. However, when symptoms linger despite rest and physical therapy, the true source of … Read More
Hip Replacement Surgery
As we living longer, more active lives, our hip joints wear down. In today’s post, Dr. Jeffrey Sketchler will explain the causes of hip pain, what’s involved in hip replacement surgery, and the prognosis for this surgery.
Understanding Bursitis
Sometimes, the diagnosis of joint pain is a common, treatable condition which can affect just about anyone–bursitis. In today’s post, we’ll explore bursitis, its symptoms, what it’s sometimes mistaken for, and how to quickly treat it.
Understanding Hip Pain
Understanding Hip PainHomeAbout UsBloghip painToday, people are living longer, more active lives. With increased activity, however, comes hip pain from the extra wear and tear on the largest joint in the body. In today’s post, Dr. Jeffrey J. Sketchler explains the anatomy of the hip, the most common causes of hip pain, and the latest treatment options. The anatomy of … Read More