Occasionally, my girlfriends hip will slip out of place. the right hip will be as much as two inches above the other causing pain thru the right hip and buttock,lasting several days. there are a few streches that help and it will correct itself in time but is getting to be real annoying. any thoughts on what might be causing this?
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I have a side job as a PT aide...could be an upslip? Does she run a lot and if so, are the surfaces she's running on uneven (ie, running on one side of the road). She also might have scoliosis? Either way, go see a doctor, heh.Max Muscle
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Agree with mccoy. Sounds like an upslip. Once you get it in place do a lot of adductor squeezes with long holds. Also, tell her not to go down stairs with that leg as thick jarring force from stepping down could potentially throw her out.
As regards to the cause, could be a lot of things. Keep working those stretches and make sure she is not too tight or have muscle imbalances that throw her "out"."Being tired isn't the same as being rich, but most times it's close enough" Chuck Palahnuik
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You talking the femur head slips up or the Iliac crest of the Ilium itself moves up?2014 NPC Mr MN State TBD
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Originally posted by CJ Hartley View PostYou talking the femur head slips up or the Iliac crest of the Ilium itself moves up?
Simple thing to make this more specific, where are you looking at that is higher by two inches. Are you feeling anterior or posterior, how close to the midline, has she pulled any muscles around the hip in the past.
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Originally posted by big ross View PostWasn't aware the iliac crest moved (95% sure it doesn't or can't). Probably the femur slipped out which if happened something major must have happened at some point. The hip is really stable, the femur popping out isn't really going to happen like you described.
Simple thing to make this more specific, where are you looking at that is higher by two inches. Are you feeling anterior or posterior, how close to the midline, has she pulled any muscles around the hip in the past."Being tired isn't the same as being rich, but most times it's close enough" Chuck Palahnuik
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both seen and felt from the posterior,large plate-like bone is definitely out of alignment, one higher than the other.no muscle pulls in the recent past but this out of alignment occurs every 4 or 5 months. and thanks dunhill for not getting started.
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Big Ross, Look at your anatomy, it moves... I have a pretty good idea of how the joints work. I was a Chiropractor for 7 years.2014 NPC Mr MN State TBD
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Originally posted by CJ Hartley View PostBig Ross, Look at your anatomy, it moves... I have a pretty good idea of how the joints work. I was a Chiropractor for 7 years.
Once he stated the locations I understood what he was saying.
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