Persistent Unsolved Hip Pain

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Recorded07 Oct 2021

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Does all hip pain require strengthening? Of course not! And certainly not in this persistent case. This episode shows you the importance of digging deep into the history and really learning how to connect the dots. From the way the patient walks and what that means for symptom provocation to exposing the vestibular system as a potential driver. Other candidates include the foot, thorax and neck. Listen to find out how Susan and Erica problem solve together to come up with other ways to assess and treat this interesting patient! Check us out: taughttreat.com

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