Pain on the Side of Your Hip? It's Probably NOT Arthritis! | HT Physio Quick Tips

Published 2021-06-09
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In this episode, Farnham's leading over-50's physiotherapist, Will Harlow, tells you about HIP BURSITIS – a very common condition that is often mis-diagnosed as arthritis!

Also known as gluteal tendinitis or greater tronchanteric pain, this condition affects the outside of the hip, causing pain and weakness. Luckily, it's fixable and today Will shares some tips for correcting the problem.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Katie-vy5rd
    This guy is gold.. listen to him if you have bursitis!! Everything he is saying is absolutely 💯 correct!! 😊
  • @millie8984
    Ugh. I do all 5 . Wish I saw this video 3 years ago. I had PT for this pain. Not one of the 5 were mentioned. Now the pain makes sense. Thank you.
  • @sunnydaze8271
    Good information, thank you! I have bursitis so bad it swells up causing a bulge on my hip, I'm glad to know the I can use ice! And I suspected that my hips and glutes are weak, I'll work on that! Thanks!
  • @4444marla
    What if the pain is in the groin and also on the the side and down the thigh…seems like all three?And yes the glutes are weak and I have been working on it but still: all 3 symptoms?
  • @chrislora8895
    Thank you! Good, clear information about hip pain. Not quite in your area (the States!) but your advice travels well over the Atlantic.
  • Great explanation of bursitis pain vs arthritis. I am relieved that i can resolve with glute strengthening (and no leg crossing for a while.)
  • @Inna.Eroshina
    I am smiling - this young man is so cute and nice! I like his vids, his advices really helps! 👍👍👍Well done! 👍
  • @andreafreely9308
    My glutes are strong, i hike and lift weights. I have pain down my right side only when i sleep. I can walk run cycle swim… no pain. Why do i only get it at night?
  • Ugh, my house is on a steep hill! As a young adult, walking them was a joy, every night after dinner. Now it has just gone from impossible to inadvisable. I guess that's good . . .
  • @mebythesea5
    Thank you! This is exactly what I am dealing with! Pain down the front of both legs though. I appreciate your good advice so much. ☺️
  • @user-jr7fc7lv6b
    thank you for explaining this issue so clearly and also showing the areas of convern.
  • @Initdoh
    I was told that my hip pain is due to disc bulging on my right side. I have found cycling , walking seems to help. I enjoy attending your class as I always learn something new thank you.
  • Thank you! You answered THE question I have been looking. So, def pain on the side not in the groin.
  • @thedreaming1015
    That was very helpful and relieving, Will! Thanks a lot from Germany!
  • @salonika50
    Will, your videos are most helpful. In this video, you mention avoiding hills, does this applies to stairs? Thanks.