Talk to Pain Specialist on Pain In The Top Border Of Hip
Asking For Self, Male 26, Mian Channu
Note: This is a follow up Post. In my previous question, I had not addressed all the information.
I was diagnosed with tailbone pain, gait imbalance, and mild lower back discomfort(which was not an issue). After following an extension-biased rehabilitation program—including lumbar mobilization, strengthening, stretching, and gait training—I achieved complete relief from tailbone pain and significant improvement (80-90%) in gait imbalance.
However, I still experience persistent pain at the upper border of my hip, which has not fully resolved despite physiotherapy. Before this, I consulted an orthopedic specialist who prescribed NSAIDs, muscle relaxants, and a coccyx cushion, but these provided no relief.
Recently, after gym exercises (particularly back extensions), I experienced temporary lower back pain, which resolved within two days of targeted exercises. Some specialists attribute my hip pain to lumbar straightening, but I have had this issue even before any lumbar involvement an
Dr. Muhammad Harris Shafique - Pain Specialist
MBBS, MSC. Pain Medicine | Jhelum
11 Positive Reviews
hey ... how are you ... hope you are in the best of your health ... i saw your xrays and read all the issues that you had been living with ...
first you had coccydynia... the pain of the tailbone which is relieved and due to the gait problem your upper border of the hip joint has been affected ...
now if you wana treat this there are two ways to take the vase further...
1. get your MRI lumbo-sacral spine done in this MRI we can diagnose exactly the on going issue that you are facing...
2. more often there is inflammation of the hip joint due to uneven posture and improper gait involving the muscles and joint causing movements at hip joint ... for which we can go for Interventional procedure to reduce inflammation and instant pain relief ...
3. why am i straight away asking you to go for MRI and Interventional procedure as you have been taking medicine and no relief ... you have been doing physio and no relief ... so this is the most suitable approach towards your case ...
its completely treatable after taking some medicine don't you worry detailed history required kindly book appointment with me it's a permanent treatment
Prof. Dr. Jawed Akhtar - Pain Specialist
MBBS, FRCS, American Board Certified Pain Management, Certified Acupuncturist, Fellow - Interventional Pain Practice (FIPP) | Lahore
8 Positive Reviews
Hip pain can result from joint inflammation, muscle strain, or nerve-related issues. A proper evaluation is needed to find the cause and plan the right treatment. Please book a consultation for detailed assessment and care.
Dr. Waqas Ashraf Chaudhary - Pain Specialist
| MBBS | MS | MSc. (Pain Management) | MCPS Anaesthesia | Lahore
21 Positive Reviews
80-90% is a great achievement however for 100% need to evaluate for either coccygeal nerve block or ganglion impar block. for examination kindly visit
Get Appointment with Pain Specialist
- Best Pain Specialist in Lahore
- Best Pain Specialist in Karachi
- Best Pain Specialist in Islamabad
- Best Pain Specialist in Rawalpindi
- Best Pain Specialist in Faisalabad
- Best Pain Specialist in Peshawar
- Best Pain Specialist in Multan
- Best Pain Specialist in Quetta
- Best Pain Specialist in Gujranwala
- View All
Services releated to Pain Specialist
Find the Questions asked in Other Categories
- Questions asked from Gynecologist
- Questions asked from Dermatologist
- Questions asked from General Physician
- Questions asked from Gastroenterologist
- Questions asked from Urologist
- Questions asked from Psychiatry
- Questions asked from Pediatrician
- Questions asked from Orthopedic Surgeon
- Questions asked from Ent Specialist
- Questions asked from Dentist
Patient
Post Owner
w salam. thank you for your kind advice. I will really think about MRI.
10 months ago