If you experienced increased hip pain at night, there can be a few possible explanations. For starters, while you’re sleeping you aren’t moving around. This can cause your hip joints to swell, leading to stiffness that causes pain when you wake up. Hip pain at night can be frustrating because it makes falling asleep more
Four ways a physical therapist can help address hip pain at night
September 10th, 2021
What can physical therapists do to treat your hip pain when sitting or lying down?
August 6th, 2021It’s making it hard to sit through a full day of work, and it keeps you tossing and turning while you’re lying down trying to sleep at night. What is making these normal daily activities so hard to do? One possible answer is hip pain. Hip pain is a regular visitor in the lives of
How do I know that my hip pain is caused by an inflamed bursa?
February 2nd, 2021An inflamed hip bursa can trigger pain in your hip joint, but so can many other issues. To confirm that your pain is being caused by hip bursitis, you may need to turn to a medical professional, such as a physical therapist. Trochanteric, or hip, bursitis is a common source of hip discomfort, and medical
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