Hip Bursitis Treatment
If you are currently suffering from inflammation, swelling or other painful symptoms caused by hip bursitis, then it is highly likely that this is starting to affect your work, sleep and lifestyle.
Furthermore, if you are someone who enjoyed physical activities or just getting out and about prior to developing hip bursitis, then it can be quite mentally challenging to deal with.
Bursitis in the hip can often make even everyday activities difficult, dramatically impacting your quality of life. This resulting change in lifestyle, combined with the ongoing pain and disrupted sleep, may possibly lead to depression in some individuals.
Hence it is important to make sure that you properly address bursitis in the hip as early as possible.
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Below we have provided some valuable tips that you can benefit from straight away. These tips can help minimize the risk of further injury while also supporting your road to recovery.
Following the tips we discuss the most common treatment options available, these include strong anti-inflammatory medication, steroid injections and aspiration of fluid from the area using a syringe.
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TIPS for Hip Bursitis Relief.
1. Are there any Exercises for Hip Bursitis that you Should or Shouldn’t be Doing?
Unfortunately, exercise for hip bursitis or other such physical activities only places more stress on the injury, resulting in further aggravating the condition.
While it is important to move around normally and not to be bedridden, you should listen to your body and ease off from any activity that is causing pain or placing stress on the hip.
In particular, you should avoid any type of repetitive stress where possible. Even seemingly light repetitive movements if done continually over a period of time will cause irritation (this including squatting and climbing stairs). Unfortunately, ongoing irritation may lead to chronic bursitis in the hip and subsequent formation of fibrous scar tissue. Further resulting in additional inflammation.
Also, it is important to avoid sleeping on the side of your hip bursitis and if possible try to sleep on your back as this will take a lot of pressure off the hip. Sleeping on the side of the hip can be one of the biggest contributors to prolonged hip bursitis.
So, if you enjoy exercise, sports or participate in any physical activity we suggest that you take a break from these activities. Remember that a little sacrifice up front can give a great reward in the end.
Now while exercise for hip bursitis is not recommended while the condition is active, it may be useful once the condition has completely resolved to rebuild lost muscle mass and strength. This should be done gradually and in some cases it may be helpful to obtain guidance from a qualified physiotherapist to ensure you are doing this correctly.
2. Is Massage a Good Treatment for Hip Bursitis?
Unlike a muscular injury, which can respond well to massage, hip bursitis contains inflammatory fluids which are encapsulated in the inflamed and swollen synovial lining of the hip bursa. The problem with massage is that the fluid cannot be dispersed since it is encapsulated. Furthermore massaging directly over the bursitis will only further irritate the already inflamed synovial lining.
Massaging can however be extremely good for relieving areas where there is referred pain. Often people with hip bursitis may experience pain in other areas, such as the thigh or lower back.
If you are seeing a massage therapist it is a good idea to have discussion with them and request that they do not massage anywhere directly over or close to the bursitis. Any good massage therapist will have your best interests at heart and be more than happy to work with you to achieve the best outcome.
3. Should you be Applying Ice or Heat for your Hip Bursitis Pain?
When to use ice for treating hip bursitis?
Ice should be used during the first 24-72 hours after you first become aware of the condition or if you accidentally knock or irritate the area. While ice can also be used to reduce pain by numbing the area, it is unlikely to have any further benefit in reducing the remaining swelling after the initial 72 hrs has passed.
When to use heat for treating hip bursitis?
After the first 72 hrs has passed, then heat becomes the preferred option. This is due to the fact that heat promotes blood flow, which is necessary for the healing process. IMPORTANT: Do not use heat if an infection is suspected.
What are the Current Treatments for Hip Bursitis?
A correct diagnosis from a qualified health care professional is important to properly identify that your hip pain is due to hip bursitis and not another condition.
Often hip bursitis is not considered at first as there are several conditions that can cause similar pain. Hence, diagnosis normally requires imagery such as an MRI to be conclusive.
There is very little that can be offered by your doctor other then painkillers (Analgesics), anti-inflammatory medication, or injection with cortisone steroid. On occasions some doctors may even suggest a procedure such as aspiration or surgery.
If you are currently suffering from hip bursitis such treatment options may not be suitable for you. This can perhaps be for several reasons… including;
- You may have already used one or more of the above treatments with little to no benefit.
- You may not be a suitable candidate for these types of hip bursitis treatments due to your age or a pre-existing medical condition.
Alternatively you may just wish to avoid painful and invasive procedures, opting to first try a natural treatment for bursitis in the hip.
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Disclaimer: The information on this page is intended for individuals who have been medically diagnosed with hip bursitis. If you suspect that you have bursitis in the hip then it is important to visit a qualified medical professional in order to rule out any other possible causes prior to considering any advice or treatment option.
