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Living with hip arthritis doesn’t mean a lifetime of inactivity. In fact, exercises are critical to managing hip arthritis symptoms. If done correctly, they can help alleviate pain and stiffness, improve hip flexibility, and enhance the strength of the muscles that support the hip joint. Furthermore, the exercises do well in boosting circulation, helping reduce…
The prevalence of arthritis in the US can be estimated from the fact that approximately over 30 million people in the United States have it. Arthritis has many forms, the most common of which is osteoarthritis which causes the cartilage of weight-bearing joints like knees and hips to deteriorate. Osteoarthritis of the hip is a…
Pain is one of the most prevalent symptoms of hip arthritis. It can strike at any time and be either acute or chronic. If you’ve been experiencing pain due to hip arthritis, it’s best to consult a doctor about what to do. Read on to find out about non-surgical methods to relieve pain from hip…
Arthritis of the hip, as with any other part of the body, is notorious for causing significant movement restriction and quality-of-life issues. Thankfully, despite its incurable and progressive nature, there are a range of self-care measures and treatments available that can help to ease its symptoms. Below are five ways you can effectively manage the…
Arthritis is a common cause of pain, inflammation, and stiffness in the hip joint. The term arthritis means “inflammation of the joint.” There are several different types of hip arthritis, and many factors can contribute to the various types, including genetics. All types of hip arthritis can cause permanent damage to the hip joint. According…
If you struggle with pain and stiffness in one or both hips, do you know what’s causing it? Is it arthritis or an inflammatory condition called bursitis? Here’s how your orthopedic surgeon in the Bismarck, ND, area can help you differentiate between the two conditions and what can be done to treat the discomfort. The…
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