Hip

One of the newest stars in the world of motorsports is Sabré Cook, an American racecar driver and mechanical engineer who competes in a number of open wheel and GT events while also working for Shift Up Now. She had a labral rupture in her right hip as well as injuries to her SI joint, low back, and other joints in 2021 while competing in the W Series at the Red Bull Ring in Austria.

Feel a popping or snapping hip when you stand up? Find out what causes this annoying sensation—and when you might need to see a doctor about it.

OrthoIndy has helped thousands of patients find true pain relief through hip and knee joint replacements.  Much of our success is staying up on — and often driving — the…

Only you and your doctor can tell if and when should you have hip replacement surgery. But if you find yourself nodding your head to any of these signs, reopen…

Experiencing joint or back pain? Aren’t sure what to do? For many patients with joint or back pain, the first step in managing and alleviating their discomfort should be making…

Active mom Shelly Williams found everyday tasks difficult on her hip. OrthoIndy total joint replacement surgeon, Dr. Patrick Millikan provides a solution.

What is the difference between osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis? Find out more and what kind of specialist to see for each condition.

Your hip flexors connect the top of your thigh bone (femur) to your lower back, hips and groin. These strains are caused by overusing the muscles and tendons.

Osteoarthritis is caused by long term wear and tear on your joint and usually occurs in older adults. This can cause little bony projections to form on your bones to protect your weak joint called bone spurs.

Iliotibial band syndrome can slow down your activities. Activities that can bring on symptoms are running, cycling, hiking and walking long distances.

Consistent running, walking or cycling makes it difficult for hip tendonitis to heal and you should seek your various treatment options to relieve your pain.

Osteoarthritis causes your bones to rub together since there’s no cartilage to cushion them anymore. When this happens, it causes pain, stiffness and swelling