I found help for my torn gluteus medius
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I have spent years in so much pain....at least 11 years. I thought I had tried everything because as an RN I have seen too many surgeries that not only don't help, but actually cause harm. I tried chiropractors, dry needling (which did help a lot), massage, analgesic creams, hot, cold, saw an orthopedic surgeon who of course offered a dubious surgery suggestion. I tried everything I could possibly think of over these years. I had had physical therapy and found it caused more pain instead of less. I went a few more years and recently was told by a friend to try his physical therapist. I was reluctant but was running out of options and felt I was headed for a surgeon search. I tried the new PT and it has been the best thing I have ever done for my torn GM. I have had to go for several months but I feel I have gotten at least a 50-60% improvement. It has been slow but sure and I feel I am going to have a healed GM when we are finished,. Hope this gives others some hope.
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Shay3r gingery56
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Hi Gingery,
I had an MRI in Oct 2016 that showed a tear in my hip labrum and a tear in my gluteus minimus. I had hip athroscopy in June 2017. The labrum was torn and was repaired, but he said he looked for 45 mins and could not find a glute min. Tear. I'm now getting bursitis again and still have pain under my buttock which is getting worse again. I have tried my regular Dr, my surgeon, and now a new surgeon and no one will give me a new MRI. I'm so lost. What were your symptoms? Do you think once core strengthening is done it will go away?
eve07398 gingery56
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what type of exercises did Pt have you doing?