Hip Injuries Treatment

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Hip injuries and other problems with your hips — like osteonecrosis, bursitis, arthritis, tendinopathy or a labral tear — are painful conditions. When your hips hurt, no position relieves your discomfort. Surgery used to be your only option, but today, you can take advantage of the less invasive and less expensive stem cell therapy. Regenerative therapy uses your own body’s resources to repair the damage.

The largest joint in your body, your hips carry your weight, supporting your spine. When something happens to cause injury or degradation to your hip joints, you may experience continuing or chronic pain. The pain may be acute or sharp, dull or aching. When your hips cause pain, chances are the discomfort won’t disappear on its own. You need to visit a doctor.

Your doctor determines the cause of your hip pain by examining you for weakness, asking you questions about a recent injury and discovering what makes your pain better or worse. After making a diagnosis, your physician may suggest surgery, but that option should always be your last resort. You have many other alternatives for controlling pain and for repairing the damage to your hips, including the exciting new treatments with stem cell therapy that New York pain specialist Dr. Leon Reyfman provides.

Types of Hip Injuries Vary

Your hips can be injured in a number of ways, and the pain can occur in one or both of your hips. Common hip injuries result from:

• Falling on your hip and breaking a bone
• Fracturing your pelvis in an accident
• Dislocating your hip, in which the top of your femur slips out of position

All of these injuries lead to pain that needs to be treated. But instead of surgery or steroidal pain injections, learn about stem cell therapy for hips, which uses your own body’s stem cells, taken from your bone marrow, to actually repair the bone, cartilage or soft tissue. Stem cell therapy has proven results, as administered by your NYC stem cell specialist.

In regenerative cellular therapy, your stem cells are injected into your hip area, maybe even in the joint, where they get to work. Stem cells are immature cells that can become bone cells, tendon cells, cartilage cells or even soft tissue cells, as needed, to help your joint heal from the inside out. It’s a natural process aided by the stem cell therapy.

Types of Hip Conditions

There are many other causes of hip pain besides injury that also may benefit from stem cell therapy. Talk to an experienced New York pain management specialist about:

• Bursitis is when the sacs of fluid that normally lubricate the joint become inflamed.
• A labral tear, also called a labrum tear, is a tear in the cartilage surrounding the joint.
• Arthritis can strike at any age, although it usually affects people 41 years old and older.
• Tendinopathy is a disease that causes your tendons to become painfully and chronically inflamed.
• Osteonecrosis is a painful condition in which the blood supply to your hip bone is cut off for some reason, leading to arthritis and even the death of your pelvic bone.

Osteonecrosis is the most serious of these conditions, since it can lead to total hip replacement surgery if left untreated. If you experience severe or chronic hip pain, see your doctor for a prompt examination. There’s no reason to continue to suffer in pain, and the pain may be a symptom of a serious injury or condition, such as the ones listed above. If the condition is caught in time, stem cell therapy is an excellent treatment option.

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