Dr. Michael Baremboym - Clark, advises it is now possible to heal injured hips faster

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on September 24, 2012 at 9:10 AM

By Dr. Michael Baremboym Chiropractic physician
Anyone can experience a strained hip, not just professional baseball and football athletes. Hip injuries are quite common, often the result of a quick blow to the hip joint or through years of common movements such as climbing stairs or from sports such as golfing or skiing.

For sufferers of hip bursitis, sciatica, arthritis, snapping hip syndrome or other hip conditions it is not necessary to face months or years of horrible pain. Hip injuries are very common and they can persist for years unless treatment is properly addressed.

There are options for a vastly improved level of treatment for hip injuries and chronic hip pain.

Regardless of how the injury happens, a hip injury is painful and the joint can feel very unstable. Hip injuries can persist for years and can impede ability to perform many common tasks that were probably taken for granted before the injury. Recovery can take a long time but proper healing is essential to regain strength and get back to the activities once enjoyed.

Professional athletes with the same injuries as the general public are typically back in a matter of days while the typical person’s injury lingers on forever.

The hip joint is a ball and socket joint cushioned by cartilage and held together by muscle groups and ligaments responsible for moving the leg in multiple directions. These muscle groups help stabilize the joint as the leg moves. Once one or more of the hip muscles or ligaments is injured it becomes very difficult to recover quickly.

Everyone has demands that keep them going, and commonly re-injure the area through daily activities which can often lead to hip surgery or hip arthritis later in life.
If suffering from an injury or inflammation in the hip joint, tendons, and ligaments or in the muscles surrounding the hip, as well as lower back, it’s very important to heal it quickly and completely. If not, a hip injury may plague you forever.

What Is Needed To Heal a Hip Injury:
A specific chiropractic manipulation to treat pain quickly and reduce joint inflammation.
A high quality therapeutic ultrasound to increase the rate of recovery and to break down scar tissue later on.
A cold laser to increase blood flow to the injured area to speed healing.
A specific complex exercise on vibration platform to increase range of motion in the hip.

Physical activity on vibration platform promotes blood flow through our body sending oxygen and nutrient-rich blood to the hip muscles, tendons, ligaments and surrounding tissue. Healing process stimulates the production of collagen, which is a building block for human tissue.

With proper treatment, anyone can heal an injured hip twice as fast and significantly reduce the pain associated with the injury.

Dr. Baremboym has an office located at 57 Brant Ave., Suite 102, Clark, Tel: 732-340-1006 -