Hip Snapping Syndrome

Introduction

The snapping hip is a feeling of slamming perceived on the outside of the joint during movement. In most cases this projection is painless and can be neglected. It corresponds to the passage of a strip tendon, the iliotibial tract, the greater trochanter, a relief on the outside bone of the femur (Chang, 2011, pp. 01-05). It is also known as dancer's hip, it is condition, in which you feel snapping sound in your hip when you walk, run or get up from chair. This jump is rarely perceived as painful. The simplest treatment is empirical: start regular physical activity, or change in practice if you have one (Garry, 2011, pp. 15-25). The goal is expected to change the conditions for local anatomical muscle, change in weight or change in the line of work your thighs, and divert the course of the tendon strip. In exceptional cases, it may be necessary to propose a surgical treatment. Ask yourself the question much if not more annoying than really painful because you might be disappointed with the result.

If it happens to be a painless condition, where you can feel the sensation and discomfort but no pain clicking at all, then there is little concern, as it is easily curable. Then a painful snapping hip heals slowly with adequate rest and treatment that includes strengthening exercises. Ignoring the symptoms and continue your daily regimen of vigorous exercise will only worsen the situation. Consult a doctor if condition seems extremely uncomfortable in any other case to take plenty of rest and do some stretching exercises to help relieve stress and pain. Proper consultation should be taken from doctor, it pain increases with passage of time.

Sports in which Snapping Hip can Occur

It should be noted that this disease is common in sports in general ...