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Hip Pain (Hip/Pelvis)

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Average recovery time: 29 days

Recorded instances

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Ollie2 daysHealed itself - was a bit worrying though as the pain went away Monday morning, then was back with a vengence Monday afternoon. I think it may have been result of a heavy fall (I fell quite badly) after around 8km during the Burnham Beeches race. details
Marten2 daysdetails
LittleBit2 daysIbuprofen.details
Ollie2 daysDue, I think, to using a single walking pole in the same hand, when climbing up a couple of Munros. I think this caused my stride to put pressure on the affected muscle. Stopped using the pole and, after a rest day, the pain cleared completely.details
runnikirun2 daystook it easy and whined a lot.details
jeffhoernemann2 daysdetails
Daniele2 daysdetails
olympicdreamer3 daysdont actually know if i am recovered or not causse i only fell it while runningdetails
Bert Bennett3 daysI don't think its the last i'll see of that mysterious hip pain.details
furlong473 daysdetails
candis_derksen5 daysI hadnt run in 10 days than did 12mi so it was too much too soon I believe. Staying away from heavy running has helped out a lot as well as stretching.details
lonerunner5 daysdetails
chiuihc6 daysdetails
Olly6 daysdetails
ahall8 daysbasically recovered - slight stiffness still. Wisdom - don't go cycling 10 miles, doing a load of farming and ten cycle back again before lifting heavy a/c units around.....details
Lp_Garza9 daysdetails
devil9 daysdetails
chiuihc10 daysdetails
simkiss10 daysTime fixed this one....I mostly ignored it and treated with ibuprofen.details
Wyatt12 daysStretched my L-IT a lot, as well as sitting and laying with something wedged into my left lower back (DT/pressure). I'm not sure if the pressure simply relieved the pain (as it did) or if it also helped rotation the hip (pushing the L-hip forward a bit). Short runs with a lot of IT stretching (both sides, esp. the affected L side) after seemed to help, even twice or three times a day. It definitely appeared to be related to hip alignment, as the feet, which were foot-striking symmetric...details
orienteeringTim13 daysdetails
Wyatt14 daysRepeated clock squats seemed to help, plus a Left Patellar tendonitis injury became dominant, so this dropped off the radar...details
Craney16 daysKim explained it to me and i understood at the time. I think I got a tight muscle basically.details
Burty17 daysStopped with time.details
capt'n smythie21 daysdetails
kowski- web xc24 daysseems to have gone away on its own...details
the kempster27 daysIt helped a bit after going for a run to ice it but I trained harder than I usually do even without an injury and it still got better which is pretty fortunate.details
danf34 daysdetails
Marten36 daysdetails
abort41 daysmaybe caused from overuse, also my hip was really out of line so when it was put back in place it strained all the muscles on my left leg. It still hurts abit every now and then but nothing to serious! details
briohny50 daysdetails
vosvos51 daysdetails
mjd53 days?details
MelRhoads54 daysNeed to stretch more! Tight hamstringsdetails
OnYourLeft54 dayslots of strength work.details
khall60 daysOkay, so it isn't really gone, but it is much better. Rest helped, soft surfaces, and going the 'wrong way' around the track. Ibuprofen too. Ice did not seem to help much.details
danf60 daysdetails
Michel71 daysdetails
pjh101 daysdetails
Swisscheese140 days1: Rest 2: Strength, gymnastics and stretching 3: Deep friction by good PTdetails
bill_l161 days2007-10-15 I'm calling this one recovered. It's still noticable when I stretch, but I don't think it's affecting my running.details
hel vino14+ daysdetails
Koen15+ daysdetails
GrantM37+ daysdetails
briohny56+ daysdetails
nomiii73+ daysdetails
Suzanne298+ daysdetails
Kiplings Mum341+ daysdetails
kryso651+ daysdetails
swederunner154785+ daysdetails


 

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