I've had a slight hip issue for years which puzzles me. My right hip flares up if I run, but seems to depend on quantity. I could do 10 mins on a treadmill a couple of times a week, but if I jog regularly outside, I get a dull ache right in the joint which can last a while. In December I did lots of jogging and it flared up for many weeks, though I sense the over-reaction may have been linked to a run of cold viruses too. The hip also clicks / 'snaps' a lot, but again it's not consistent - sometimes doesn't do it for ages. Occasionally I feel dull pain just before it clicks as if there's definitely something overlapping or conflicting. I put in a ferocious (and fun!) 2 weeks of snowboarding thie year and (bizarelly) - no problems whatsoever - it's just running that's the problem. X-rays and physio a couple of years ago revealed nothing - though I have noticed since that if I lie on my back and raise / lower the leg with certain keen angles, it gives a jolt type of click (very noticeable but more dull than that described above) - I will mention this to physio (new appointment booked).
I've had a slight hip issue for years which puzzles me. My right hip flares up if I run, but seems to depend on quantity. I could do 10 mins on a treadmill a couple of times a week, but if I jog regularly outside, I get a dull ache right in the joint which can last a while. In December I did lots of jogging and it flared up for many weeks, though I sense the over-reaction may have been linked to a run of cold viruses too. The hip also clicks / 'snaps' a lot, but again it's not consistent - sometimes doesn't do it for ages. Occasionally I feel dull pain just before it clicks as if there's definitely something overlapping or conflicting. I put in a ferocious (and fun!) 2 weeks of snowboarding thie year and (bizarelly) - no problems whatsoever - it's just running that's the problem. X-rays and physio a couple of years ago revealed nothing - though I have noticed since that if I lie on my back and raise / lower the leg with certain keen angles, it gives a jolt type of click (very noticeable but more dull than that described above) - I will mention this to physio (new appointment booked).
<[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... : On 25 Apr 2006 04:01:47 -0700, [email hidden] wrote: : : >I've had a slight hip issue for years which puzzles me. My right hip : >flares up if I run, but seems to depend on quantity. I could do 10 mins : >on a treadmill a couple of times a week, but if I jog regularly : >outside, I get a dull ache right in the joint which can last a while. : >In December I did lots of jogging and it flared up for many weeks, : >though I sense the over-reaction may have been linked to a run of cold : >viruses too. The hip also clicks / 'snaps' a lot, but again it's not : >consistent - sometimes doesn't do it for ages. Occasionally I feel dull : >pain just before it clicks as if there's definitely something : >overlapping or conflicting. I put in a ferocious (and fun!) 2 weeks of : >snowboarding thie year and (bizarelly) - no problems whatsoever - it's : >just running that's the problem. X-rays and physio a couple of years : >ago revealed nothing - though I have noticed since that if I lie on my : >back and raise / lower the leg with certain keen angles, it gives a : >jolt type of click (very noticeable but more dull than that described : >above) - I will mention this to physio (new appointment booked). : > : >Sorry to ramble on - any ideas? : : See a chiropractor, now.
Or, conversely, see someone who may actually know what's going on and is trained to help you. Like...say...a DOCTOR.
Thanks, yes I saw my GP yesterday and he booked me for physio, and another x-ray, then perhaps the muscle-skeletal centre. I just thought I'd post here to see if anyone had experienced anything similar.
<[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... : Thanks, yes I saw my GP yesterday and he booked me for physio, and : another x-ray, then perhaps the muscle-skeletal centre. I just thought : I'd post here to see if anyone had experienced anything similar. : Then you're doing right! I was really just responding to the "see a chiro" troll who tends to get on our collective nerves in here.
Thanks, yes I saw my GP yesterday and he booked me for physio, and another x-ray, then perhaps the muscle-skeletal centre. I just thought I'd post here to see if anyone had experienced anything similar.
And when all is said and done, they'll send you to a chiropractor.
Dude, I got sciatic nerve probs, upper and lower back probs. Chiros didn't help- they hurt! You're not an idiot- that would be being too generous...
Then you went to a quack, and there are plenty out there. I have more back troubles than you can ever dream of having (sorta?) and chiros are worth their weight in gold.
Could be tensor fasciitis. It is commonly caused by running on crowned roads where your feet strike at different levels and your hips roll unnaturally. Mention it to your physical therapist and he/she can check.
Bob <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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I've had a slight hip issue for years which puzzles me. My right hip flares up if I run, but seems to depend on quantity. I could do 10 mins on a treadmill a couple of times a week, but if I jog regularly outside, I get a dull ache right in the joint which can last a while. In December I did lots of jogging and it flared up for many weeks, though I sense the over-reaction may have been linked to a run of cold viruses too. The hip also clicks / 'snaps' a lot, but again it's not consistent - sometimes doesn't do it for ages. Occasionally I feel dull pain just before it clicks as if there's definitely something overlapping or conflicting. I put in a ferocious (and fun!) 2 weeks of snowboarding thie year and (bizarelly) - no problems whatsoever - it's just running that's the problem. X-rays and physio a couple of years ago revealed nothing - though I have noticed since that if I lie on my back and raise / lower the leg with certain keen angles, it gives a jolt type of click (very noticeable but more dull than that described above) - I will mention this to physio (new appointment booked).
You must have had trouble understanding the thread, and my reasons for posting to a running newsgroup? Solving the problem to a more satisfactory degree would be to find a solution enabling me to control the condition and thereby continue running. Hope that makes a little more sense for you.
Thanks mate! Yeah I clocked it last night after I checked out some of said troll's other postings. Extremely dumb of me to fall for it! Wow - imagine being so unhappy and insecure you spend your whole life trying to offend others on the internet? Could be genuinely loony or depressed though, plenty of messed up people about.. Anyway, resumed running last night and all fine - so I'll just keep the distances / regularity down a little until I get feedback from physio etc. Thanks for the replies.
Thanks mate! Yeah I clocked it last night after I checked out some of said troll's other postings. Extremely dumb of me to fall for it! Wow - imagine being so unhappy and insecure you spend your whole life trying to offend others on the internet? Could be genuinely loony or depressed though, plenty of messed up people about.. Anyway, resumed running last night and all fine - so I'll just keep the distances / regularity down a little until I get feedback from physio etc. Thanks for the replies.
Then you won't be an [censored], you'll be a crippled [censored]. Enjoy!
