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Trochanteric Pain Syndrome

Trochanteric pain syndrome is a painful condition of the hip that is most common in women in their 40s-60s (but can affect men). This is commonly painful when sleeping on your side and can be aggravated with activities. This condition occurs when the gluteus medius muscle tendon is irritated and can alter biomechanics of the hip and can also cause trochanteric bursitis. These conditions have recently been grouped under the name of trochanteric pain syndrome. Shockwave therapy, and rehabilitation exercises are two treatments with the most favourable empirical evidence for this condition. Book with one of our chiropractors if you think you may have this condition to learn about treatment options.

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