The Sacrotuberous ligament is a complex structure deep in the buttock. It runs obliquely from your Ischial tuberosity (aka. your sit bone) to the Sacrum, just above your tailbone. Unlike … Read more
Hip osteoarthritis (often referred to as “hip OA”) describes a long, very gradual process that affects the osteochondral (hard) cartilage of the hip joint. Signs of hip OA can be … Read more
Groin pain treatment can be a slow and tedious process. It needs to focus on the underlying cause of the groin pain. But the cause of groin pain can be … Read more
Femoroacetabular impingement, or “FAI”, causes a sharp pain in the hip, most commonly in the front of the hip or groin. It can come on suddenly and may not necessarily … Read more