Hip still hurts after chiropractic care. What now?

May 24, 2010 by admin
Filed under: Chiropractic Pain 

I have been to the chiropractor multiple times and it seems to help for about a week. He said it was bursitus and he even did an ultrasound to help ease the pain. My left hip hurts almost constantly. The pain is also in my lower back and upper thigh. What can I do to help this pain go away if even chiropractic care isn’t working?

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5 Comments on Hip still hurts after chiropractic care. What now?

  1. M R on Mon, 24th May 2010 6:44 am
  2. I have bursitis also in my hip. It is very painful. I would go see your family doc and ask him or her what kind of anti inflammatory you can take to help reduce the pain and swelling.
    I am not a doc but I do go to a rheumatologist for other problems and that is what they did for me.

  3. DaehtoP on Mon, 24th May 2010 7:42 am
  4. Go to a real doctor. If what the Chiropractor is doing is not working stop going. I let a chiropractor treat my neck after an accident. After about a year of getting worse I went to an Orthopedic doc. To make a long story short the Chiropractors ‘adjustments’ partly caused me to have permenent nerve damage and have 2 cervical spine operations. I’ve been disabled because of it for 10 years.

    Here are few links that will help you
    http://health.discovery.com/centers/pain/pain.html
    http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/chronic-pain/AR00017

    I’m sure the chiropractor freaks will give me thumbs down but I wouldn’t let some of them touch my dog unless a MD said it would help. There are a lot of good ones out there I guess, but the bad ones can hurt you, forever

    You may get lucky, there are a few guys on here that say they are Chiropractors that seem to have good advice. They will tell you to go to a specialist if they wouldn’t be able to help.

  5. Tracy H on Mon, 24th May 2010 8:32 am
  6. If a chiropractor isn’t working, then try going to an orthopedic specialist.

  7. Cinnamon on Mon, 24th May 2010 9:01 am
  8. See a orthopedic doctor…maybe you need some steroids for awhile…

  9. Mark P. on Mon, 24th May 2010 9:25 am
  10. You should go to an M.D., a lot of opinions differ on chiropractors but from the sound of your question yours isn’t working. In that case a chiropractor could be injuring you more so get checked out by a pro.

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