Cramping, Stiffness, and Hip Pain: How to Tell If You're Just Dehydrated
Summer heat can take a toll on your body in more ways than one. If your hips feel stiff, tight, or painful after being active—or even at rest—it might not be a serious joint issue.
Why the American Hip Institute Is Leading the Way in Hip Injury Research and Care
Whether you're a young athlete or an active adult, hip pain can be life-altering. But treatment shouldn't be one-size-fits-all.
Menstrual Cycle's Impact on Female Athletes' Hip Injury Risk
Hormonal shifts throughout the menstrual cycle do more than affect mood and energy levels—they may also influence injury risk.
Staying Active with Hip Dysplasia: What Athletes Need to Know
Hip dysplasia doesn’t just affect infants or the elderly—many active adults, including athletes, live with this often-misunderstood condition.
Testosterone and Hip Health: Is There a Link?
Hip health is vital for maintaining strength, stability, and independence—especially in aging populations and post-surgical recovery. Though commonly known for its role...
The Science Behind Hip Preservation: How We Save the Joint
The hip joint is one of the most powerful and complex structures in the human body, responsible for supporting your weight and powering your movement.
5 Things to Know About Hip Replacement Surgery
For millions of Americans living with chronic hip pain, each step can be a painful reminder of their condition.
Same-Day Hip Replacement: The Anterior Approach Advantage
For patients considering hip replacement surgery, recent advances in surgical techniques have catapulted the recovery process.
Beyond the Injury: How Microfracture Surgery Is Changing Hip Cartilage Regeneration
When NBA legend Kobe Bryant underwent microfracture surgery on his knee in 2003, the procedure was already revolutionizing the treatment of cartilage defects in knee joints.
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Menstrual Cycle's Impact on Female Athletes' Hip Injury Risk
Hormonal shifts throughout the menstrual cycle do more than affect mood and energy levels—they may also influence injury risk.
Staying Active with Hip Dysplasia: What Athletes Need to Know
Hip dysplasia doesn’t just affect infants or the elderly—many active adults, including athletes, live with this often-misunderstood condition.
Testosterone and Hip Health: Is There a Link?
Hip health is vital for maintaining strength, stability, and independence—especially in aging populations and post-surgical recovery. Though commonly known for its role...
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with our specialists today.
