Posts Tagged ‘Gluteal tendinopathy’
12 Hip Tips for Christmas – Day 7 – Ban the Clam
Day 7: We’re on the downhill run to Christmas now! The 7th of 12 Hip Tips today. Moving on to exercise interventions now, starting with one of my least favourite…
Read More12 Hip Tips for Christmas – Day 2 – Use a test battery
Today is Day 2 of my 12 days of Hip Tips leading into Christmas. If you missed Day 1, you can read it here and collect your free resource. Yesterday…
Read MoreGetting to the bottom of buttock pain – Part 2
In this blog on causes of buttock pain, we’ll turn our attention to soft-tissue and nerve sources of nociception in presentations of buttock pain. We’ll also cover other sources of…
Read MoreDiagnosing gluteal tendinopathy in clinical practice
Gluteal tendinopathy is the most common local condition associated with lateral hip pain presentations. While previously misunderstood as an isolated condition of the trochanteric bursa (trochanteric bursitis), there is now…
Read MoreHow many syndromes can a buttock have?
Getting to the bottom of buttock pain often presents a diagnostic dilemma, which is perhaps why the buttock appears to have been assigned more syndromes than any other region of…
Read MoreDevelopment of a successful program for painful gluteal tendinopathy
In my clinical practice I noticed that we were treating many with lateral hip pain, most commonly post-menopausal women. These patients reported pain levels and impacts on their lives as…
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