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Hip Conditions

Hip pain refers to pain felt in and around the hip joint. Depending on your condition and the cause of the pain, you may feel discomfort in the:

·         Groin area

·         Thighs

·         The outer or inner side of the joint

·         Buttocks

 

The pain may worsen with activity, mainly if it is triggered by arthritis. Here are the two most common causes of hip pain.  

Hip osteoarthritis is a degenerative condition that causes gradual joint damage. It is one of the most common types of arthritis caused due to the wear & tear and breakdown of the hip cartilage leading to inflammation and severe pain. Statistics show that the global hip osteoarthritis incidence increased by 115.4 percent between 1990 and 2019.

The condition may affect some people faster because of the irregular bone shape that forms the hip joint. For instance, if the sockets and the hip joint ball don’t fit together perfectly, it causes friction leading to osteoarthritis. Hip osteoarthritis may also occur in people with hip dysplasia (where the hip socket is too shallow and can’t support the femur ball). It puts abnormal stress on the hip cartilage, causing it to wear and tear prematurely.

Other factors contributing to hip osteoarthritis are:

  • Joint injury
  • Aging
  • Obesity/overweight
  • Engaging in activities that put extra stress on the hip joint

Hip osteoarthritis can be divided into four stages:

Stage 1– Small wear and tear in the hip joint followed by minor bone spurs

Stage 2: The breakdown of cartilage along with the growth of bone spurs visible in X-rays. Symptoms of include discomfort, stiffness, and mild pain.

Stage 3: At this stage, everyday activities like squatting and walking may cause pain and inflammation due to the erosion of the cartilage and the narrowing of the hip bone gap.

Stage 4: It is the severe stage where the cartilage is almost lost because of chronic inflammation. You may feel pain and stiffness all the time.

Hip Bursitis is irritation or inflammation of one or more bursae in the hip. Bursae are fluid-filled small sacs that provide essential cushioning to the tendons, muscles, and bones near the joints. They also help lower joint friction.

The condition is most common in middle-aged and older adults. Multiple factors may contribute to hip Bursitis, such as:

  • Gout
  • Hip injury
  • Rheumatoid arthritis
  • Repeated stress on the hip
  • Rheumatoid arthritis
  • Diabetes
  • Spinal problems like scoliosis
  • Bone spurs on the hips
  • Uneven length of the legs

Symptoms of hip bursitis include tenderness and pain in the hip joints. In the beginning, the pain is sharp. However, it becomes achy and dull later. Other symptoms may include swelling around the area affected. If left untreated, bursae in some people may thicken, which worsens the swelling and limits movement while weakening muscles. Furthermore, the pain is progressive, transforming into a widespread ache.

At Beyond Stem Cells, our experienced doctor can diagnose and assess your condition and suggest the best treatment to reduce hip pain and promote healing.

Same Day Hip Procedure With Stem Cell

If you suffer with the Following Hip Conditions; learn more about how Regenerative Cell Therapy can help restore your health and help you live Pain-Free!

  • Hip Pain
  • Labrum Tear
  • Hip Osteoarthritis
  • Hip Degeneration
  • Hip Bursitis

Hip pain is a common problem that affects many people making it difficult to walk, stand and sit. Hip pain has many causes making essential to be evaluated properly to find the true cause. There are many conditions that can cause hip pain, including osteroarthritis, bursitis, tendonitis, and osteonecrosis.

Stem Cell Institute of America’s doctors have extensive experience when it comes to hip pain treatment. We have pioneered the industry’s latest proven alternatives to surgery and steroids. Our in-office, same-day procedures will alleviate your hip pain regardless of the cause. Our revolutionary platelet rich plasma (PRP) and regenerative cell procedures treat all the damage and underlying conditions that cause you pain. Our surgeons use amniotic regenerative cell therapy to rebuild and strengthen the damaged tissue of your hip, eliminating your pain and improving your quality of life.

Labrum tear is caused in many different ways. Sports injuries are the main cause of labrum tears. The reason is, the outermost part of the labrum attaches directly to the tendon. So the athletes who use a lot of force and motion such as weightlifters, golfers and baseball pitchers are at high risk of this type of injury.

Traumatic injury is the most common cause of a tear. Traumatic injury may result from a situation such as falling in a manner that puts strain on the hip or a direct blow or sudden pull. Furthermore, labrum tear can result from degradation of the cartilage from overuse, repetitive motion and a dislocated hip.

If you are suffering from labrum tear, you can visit us for a painless alternative to cortisone injections and/or surgery. After undergoing our procedure it will take you a very short time to recover. Stem Cell Institute of America’s procedure for labrum tears includes amniotic regenerative cell therapy. This procedure reduces the risk associated with traditional surgery and treats the underlying damage causing the pain. These cells accelerate the healing process by making the conditions in the affected area more conducive to repair and stimulating the movement of regenerative cells towards the site of inflammation.

Amniotic Regenerative Cell Therapy

Amniotic regenerative cell therapy is one of the newest and most cutting-edge therapies for chronic joint pain. Amniotic derived regenerative cell therapy offers patients 3 essential properties for healing and restoring joint health:
  • A high concentration of regenerative cells
  • Hyaluronic Acid for joint lubrication and movement
  • Anti-inflammatory cytokines and cellular growth factors essential for building new joint tissue

Since amniotic derived regenerative cell therapy is not derived from embryonic stem cells or fetal tissue, there are no ethical issues with the treatment.

The amniotic regenerative cell therapy consists of an injection directly into the painful area. The therapy has the potential to actually alter the course of the condition and not simply mask the pain. This therapy has significant potential for those in pain, and could actually repair structural problems while treating pain and inflammation simultaneously.

When the amniotic cell material is obtained, it comes from consenting donors who have undergone elective c-sections. The fluid is processed at an FDA regulated lab, and is checked for a full slate of diseases per FDA guidelines. The amniotic material has been used over 60,000 times in the US with no adverse events reported. It acts as an immunologically privileged material, meaning it has NOT been shown to cause any rejection reaction in the body. This means there is no graft versus host problem.

 

If you’re suffering from Chronic Hip pain, find out if you are a good candidate for Regenerative Cell Therapy. Schedule your free consultation with our specialists today!

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