Hip Impingement
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The ball-and-socket joint in the hips allows you to move, sit, stand, and exercise easily, but these tasks are often much more difficult if you feel pain in this area. Hip impingement, also known as femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), occurs when the ball and socket of the hip do not fit together properly. This could result from an extra bone or a deformity in the area, which could wear away at the joint over time. If you experience pain in the hip or groin area, you should immediately see a professional to treat the issue and prevent it from worsening.
At NJ Spine & Orthopedic, we take every hip problem seriously and do everything we can to alleviate your pain and discomfort. Our patient-first approach makes you feel safe and comfortable in our facilities. We utilize the latest technologies and methods to ensure you get the best care possible. Our caring and compassionate surgeons provide high-quality services and guidance to answer all your questions and give you a smooth treatment experience.
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Hip impingement cases differ, so some may not experience symptoms at all, while others feel significant pain and discomfort. If you notice any of the following signs of hip impingement, contact a professional to start treatment:
Treating your hip impingement as soon as possible can prevent further hip problems. Our knowledgeable team can assess your condition, symptoms, and needs to determine if you have hip impingement and develop a customized plan. We always have your best interests in mind, so you can rely on us to accurately diagnose and treat your condition, so you can get back to work and other activities as soon as possible.
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We can treat hip impingement in several ways. We determine which is best for you based on the severity of your condition and health history. Our surgeons may pursue one of the following treatments for your hip impingement:
If your case of hip impingement is less severe, we may recommend non-surgical treatments like the following:
We typically try these methods first before performing any procedures. Our trusted team leaves no stone unturned and considers every potential option before deciding if you need surgery.
Unfortunately, some patients need hip impingement surgery if the non-surgical options do not fix the issue. The type of procedure required depends on the cause and the amount of cartilage damage. Typically, we treat hip impingement with arthroscopy. This minimally-invasive procedure allows us to look at the hip joint without making large incisions. Hip arthroscopy usually involves the following steps:
If you need this procedure, we will administer anesthesia so that you remain comfortable. We understand this can be a daunting process, so we do everything we can to make you feel comfortable and understand your options.
Hip arthroscopy is a same-day surgery, so you get to go home the same day of the procedure. During the recovery process, you can expect to take medication for pain management, walk on crutches for a short period, and attend physical therapy to achieve optimal results. We support you before, during, and after your treatment so that you never feel alone and always stay informed.
If you experience any symptoms of hip impingement, it’s crucial to see a professional that will treat your condition with the utmost care and attention. Our surgeons at NJ Spine & Orthopedic provide the unmatched services you deserve. We have years of experience identifying, diagnosing, and treating hip impingement, so you can trust us to treat your condition efficiently and successfully.
Our accredited and board-certified surgeons always provide comprehensive evaluations to achieve an accurate assessment of your condition and develop a personalized treatment plan. We encourage all patients to explore every option before making a decision, but if you need surgery, we do everything we can to make the process as painless and stress-free as possible. Give us a call at (866) 553-0612 or fill out our contact form to schedule a free consultation today.
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