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Hip Drop Right Side
I am having right hip drop. Feels like it is very weak. It is affecting my balance while walking. Is this normal? What other problems can it cause in long term if not corrected? How can I correct it?
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Hi It is due to imbalance of pelvic muscles Mainly Quadrilateral muscles of lateral spine is weak of right side and if it is not treated it can cause problem in walking and may cause deformity in later stage.
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Consult physiotherapist
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Do weak muscle strengthening exercises and tight muscles stretching exercises
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Pelvis tilt is your problem so visit physiotherapy centre for proper diagnosis and treatment Contact ADMIRE physiotherapy laser CLINIC IN NOIDA
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It's a trendernberg sign , consultation with a senior sports physiotherapist
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Dr Andrew Jaya Singh senior sports physiotherapist porur chennai
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One side of your hip muscles would have been weak.  There are different factors which leads to weakness. You should consult a physiotherapist or Neuro physician in person for complete assessment and treatment.
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No it is not normal at all.
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it is important to correct as early as possible. now you are so young. In future may be permanent disability.
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To visit physio clinic as soon as possible. you need Postural correction and proper physio therapeutic exercise.
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Hi, There could be many reasons for hip drop. It's important to know the cause first. If not corrected, biomechanics of that complete line will be affected. Also, weight distribution becomes improper(you might start putting more weight on one side of the body which may in turn cause vague pains on that side), gait abnormality. [This isn't meant to scare you]. Get a skilled assessment & treatment done.
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Get assessed & treated
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Hello, Hip drop could be because of many reasons.It can be pathological or non pathological.You need to consult a physio for proper musculoskelatal and postural assessment.Hip drop can be normal if there is limb length discrepancy by birth.That can also be corrected by proper footwear.Hip drop can lead to many postural deformities and muscle weaknesses.
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you should consult a Good physio who can tell you the root cause of your problem and can suggest you the cure of it
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visit chiropractor for proper treatment.
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It may be neurological Or may be osteopathy means spine alignment problem.
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first get your assessment done you can take advance manipulation techniques/osteopathy techniques /bone alignment therapy .
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Visit nearby physiotherapy clinic or orthopaedician for proper assessment and treatment. Sometimes if u have weakness to hip abductors and gluteus medius muscles,causes hip drop in single leg standing.start doing strengthing exercises to core and back muscles Mobility exercises Balance training-static and dynamic Gait training Will be helpful for u.
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