Monday 12 December 2016

How to get hip pain in women

Hip Pain in Women : Common Causes


Generally,Hip pain in women can be caused due to overuse, wear and tear and due to several other reasons. Today we are presenting before you the most common culprits. Like other types of chronic pain,women tend to experience it more than men. But your  hip pain can have a number of different causes. So the key to getting the best treatment is to first determine the correct cause of it.


Common Causes :-
The most common causes of hip pain in women are :






Hip Fractures
These are common in older women,specially those who are suffering from Osteoporosis ( decreased bone density).
Symptoms for Hip fracture can be having pain when you straighten,lift or stand up on your leg. Also, the toes of your injured side will appear to turn out. This sign can aid your doctor's preliminary diagnosis.


Arthritis
Arthritis is the most common cause of hip pain in women today. In this, the “ball and socket joint “ starts to wear out. The pain in arthritis is often felt in the front of your thigh or in the groin due to swelling and stiffness in the joint.


Hernia
In the groin area, inguinal hernias and femoral -can cause anterior hip pain in women. Pregnant women are more susceptible to hernia because of added pressure on the wall of their abdomen.



Tendinitis and Bursitis
Many tendons around our hip connect the muscle to joints. But these tendons can get easily inflamed if you overuse them or get involved in exhausting activities. The most common cause of tendinitis at the hip joint is iliotibial band syndrome-  this is a thick span of tissue that runs from the outer rim of your pelvis to the outside of your knee.
Bursitis also causes hip pain in the same way as Tendinitis.


Gynecological and back issue.
Hip pain in women can also have Gynecological causes. Depending on your age and other health issues,the pain could be coming from any other system.
Pain from the back and spine can also be referred and felt around the buttocks and hip. The pain starts in your lower back and travel down to legs and buttocks.