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How many of you suffer from one-sided hip pain? My left hip hurts every day and there is no sign of arthritis in it. I go to a chiro every 3 weeks which helps some. I am just curious about this as everyone I know with fibro seems to have this issue.
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Have you seen the fibro.org sheet showing where are tenderpoints are located? I massage it gently and put biofreeze on it and it might help some.
My hips take turns on which one is worse. Left side has come back with a vengeance in the last week! Stabbing , burning pain accompanied by jerking spasms.
but then, I reckon every day I wake up on the green side of the grass is worth being thankful for.
Probably not your problem though, as a competent chiro would have picked up on that immediately.
What I mean to say is the length issue is probably not your problem - doesn't mean it's not bursitis, which a chiro would not be qualified to diagnose or treat.
It could also be tight muscles in the area - but if that's the case your chiro should have picked up on that and given you stretches to do.
That's all I've got - but at least it's a few questions to ask.
I used Voltaren gel which works great, however my practitioner just prescribed a formulated cream which works even better. It has like 5 active ingredients in it, including baclofen, gabapentin, etc.
I went to an ortho, he xrayed it and said bursitis and gave me a cortisone shot. I could feel the slipping way down inside where the tenderpoint is right there on my hip.