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Hip pain is often caused by arthritis, especially in older adults. Rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritis are the most common types of arthritis that affect the hip joint. As a result of arthritis, the hip joint becomes inflamed and the cartilage breaks down. Gradually, the pain worsens.

Hip pain can also be caused by bursitis. A bursa is a sac of liquid located between tissues such as bones, muscles, and tendons. They reduce friction between these tissues rubbing against each other. Pain occurs when the bursae become inflamed. Repetitive activities that overwork or irritate the hip joint usually result in bursae inflammation.

Labral tears in the hip joint are tears in the cartilage ring (labrum) that lines the outer rim of the joint socket. In addition to cushioning your hip joint, your labrum acts as a rubber seal or gasket. Your hip socket is held securely by the ball at the top of your thigh bone. People who perform repetitive twisting movements, such as athletes, are at greater risk.

Our hip pain specialists at Gramercy Pain Center can help diagnose the root cause of your hip pain. Through a tailored treatment plan, they can prevent damage from progressing and minimize pain. Give us a call today.

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Event post published to Gramercy Pain Center at May 22, 2023 17:01

Hip pain is a general term for pain that occurs in or around the hip joint. Hip pain is not always felt in the hip itself, but instead in the groin or thigh.

Debilitating hip pain can interfere with regular activities, such as walking and standing, as well as more strenuous activities, such as playing sports. Hip pain may result from a variety of factors affecting the different parts of your hip joints.

We can help you minimize pain triggers that limit your mobility with our hip pain specialists at Gramercy Pain Center. To learn more about our services, get in touch with us today.

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Event post published to Gramercy Pain Center at May 18, 2023 17:01

Back pain can be classified as acute or chronic. In most cases, acute pain occurs suddenly and is caused by something specific, such as a fall, an accident, or lifting something heavy. There is a sharp quality to the pain, and it can last for up to six weeks. When there is no underlying cause for acute pain, it fades away.

Chronic pain, however, lasts longer than three months. You can experience it constantly or intermittently. Chronic pain lasts long after you've recovered from an injury or illness. It can interfere with your daily activities, like working, having a social life, and taking care of yourself. Pain can worsen depression, anxiety, and trouble sleeping.

Back pain can be better managed if you visit Gramercy Pain Center for consultation. For patients suffering from back pain, we offer effective and safe treatment options.

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Event post published to Gramercy Pain Center at May 16, 2023 17:00

The following symptoms may indicate a serious problem with your back:

- Back pain after trauma (injury), such as a fall or a blow to the back
- Stabbing or shooting pain that radiates down the leg to the foot
- A decreased range of motion and reduced ability to flex the back

Back pain accompanied by incontinence is a sign of nerve compression or infection, such as discitis or meningitis. The sensation of numbness or pins-and-needles in the groin or glutes, known as saddle anesthesia, is a possible sign of a serious nerve or spinal condition.

Depending on your specific pain problems and symptoms, Gramercy Pain Center can design a treatment plan specifically for you. Contact us today if you would like more information about our back pain treatments.

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Event post published to Gramercy Pain Center at May 11, 2023 17:00

Symptoms of back pain can range from dull, constant aches to sudden, sharp pains. Back pain is caused by mechanical or structural problems with the spine, discs, muscles, ligaments, or tendons, or by compressing a nerve. Several factors can contribute to these problems, including improper lifting, poor posture, lack of exercise, and aging.

Your treatment may include lifestyle changes, medication, or surgery, depending on the cause of your pain. When your back doesn't feel right, you should consult your doctor to find out what's causing the pain and how you can feel better.

At Gramercy Pain Center, we strive to provide the highest level of care and the most effective treatment options for back pain. For more information about our treatments, call us to schedule a consultation.

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Event post published to Gramercy Pain Center at May 03, 2023 17:00

Physical therapy can prevent back pain. You can relieve pain, improve function, and prevent future episodes of low back pain with physical therapy by addressing the underlying causes of the pain and by teaching patients how to move and perform activities in ways that are less likely to cause injury. Physical therapists can help patients with low back pain with exercise, manual therapy, and education.

As a leading back pain center in New Jersey, Gramercy Pain Center is dedicated to providing the best level of care and the most effective methods to treat back pain. Our team can provide you with more information regarding our treatment options by scheduling an appointment today.

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Event post published to Gramercy Pain Center at May 01, 2023 17:00

Back pain ranges from a dull, constant ache to a sharp, shooting pain. You may get it suddenly after an accident, a fall, or lifting something heavy, or it can develop slowly as your spine degenerates. Back pain can sometimes be caused by inflammatory arthritis disorders or other medical conditions.

Back pain treatment depends on the cause and symptoms. There are steps you can take to improve your health and lower your risk of chronic or long-term back pain. Among these steps are rest, pain relievers, physical therapy, cortisone injections, and hands-on treatments like osteopathic or chiropractic manipulations.

Gramercy Pain Centers can design a treatment plan that is specific to your pain problems and symptoms. Get more information about our back pain treatments by scheduling a consultation with us today.

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