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HIP JOINT DYSFUNCTION
A fair amount of the population will suffer from hip joint dysfunction. The pain originates from parts of the lower back and buttocks. Pain will be most noticeable when walking or climbing up stairs or standing up from a seated position.
The hip joint can become dysfunctional for a variety of reasons but when the hip capsule and its associated ligaments becomes very tight and restricts motion, pain will ensue. Many times the pain is either in the front or lateral portion of the upper thigh. Pain can also be referred into the groin. Improving the elasticity of the hip capsule and appropriate exercises can eliminate symptoms and restore full function.