Gluteal Tedinopathy : The Most Common Hip Tendonitis
 
    Hip pain is a persistent complaint that can be caused by a broad  variety of problems but once the precise position of the hip pain is  known it can give valuable clues about the underlying problem.  Intricacies within the hip joint itself tend to end in pain towards the  inside of hip or genital region whereas when the pain originates outside  of the hip & upper thigh then it is induced by problems with  muscles, ligaments, tendons and other soft tissues that envelope the hip  joint.      Pain discovered on the outside of the hip might also flow down the  outside of the leg and is a fairly general condition that communicates  peoples floundering to the physiotherapist’s department for treatment.      Female over 40 are at a slightly much higher risk. The history  reveals that the pain, and tenderness over the side hip were frequently  diagnosed as bursitis or more particularly trochanteric bursitis. After  so much of studies and research work we now know that there is  occasio...
 
 
 
 
 
