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Hips.
okay so i am 118 lb girl who recently got a hip problem. (idk maybe that information can help)
Recently, my right hip was hurting. Then on friday at school, walking to my 2nd period, it gave out, and now every time i take a step with my right leg (it's my right hip) it pops. I have already confronted my doctor, and they said that it will just pop back in and be fine. It's been poping with just about every step i take since and during Friday.
My question is, is there any way to pop it back in, sort of painlessly? And if not, about how long do you think it takes for it to pop back in, rough guesses are ok.
Thank you so much.
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My hips do that all the time. The first time it did exactly what you were describing. Don't waist your time going to the doctor, he will want you to get x-rays and all that crap. Just go to the chiropracter. The guy that i see makes it very painless. I have to get my hips poped back in ever 2 months or so. No biggie anymore.
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Sorry, I don't have a very good expertise on this, but I can tell you what I'd do if I was you. I'd go back to the docter and tell him that you are in a lot of pain and ask him to pop it back in for you. It will probably only hurt for a split second. If you are really scared of the pain, then ask for a shot to numb that area and then ask him to pop it back in.
Good luck :]
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i would defintely see a chiropractor on this one. i wouldnt do anythnig anyone on this site- or in general tels you to do, because you could very well ened up maknig it worse. good luck and get better!
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I would guess that at one time you've had some type of injury to the tendons or ligaments, and in addition the muscles around your hip may be weak. Until you strengthen these muscles, you may continue to feel the hip popping. If the Dr didn't do an xray, It would be good to ask for one. You want to make sure there is nothing else going on, like a congenital problem with the joint. I think perhaps a chiropractor would be a good choice for you, he/she can give you some tips on how to keep the hip in place and strengthen the muscles. In addition he/she will probably do an x-ray, and refer you to an ortho if needed.
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