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Old 03-22-2014, 12:14 PM
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Default Median Gluteal Tendonopathy and trochanteric bursitis

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Originally Posted by terralyn View Post
Do you limp? My right ankle and foot are the affected areas and I definitely walk with a limp and it's gotten worse over time. Within the last 6 months I started having hip pain in my left hip that shoots down the front of my thigh. The doctor says its from limping and has done one injection into the hip. I am scheduled for another one next week. Anyone else have suggestions to help with this?

In the title, are two suggestions on what it could be. These conditions are caused by the change in the biomechanics of the hip when a person continues to walk on an injured lower extremity. Mine was found with MRI with contrast. I have rheumatoid arthritis and continued to try to work as a RN running around with various significant limps due to flared joints. It returns every time I limp due to a flare in a lower extremity. The treatment is to limit the use of the hip, sit with legs crossed avoiding abduction of the hip. Ice, rest, and anti-inflammatories. Hope that is helpful and hope you feel better.
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