by MAPS Centers For Pain Control | Jun 19, 2026 | Hip Pain
Summary: Most adults chalk neck pain up to tight muscles, and sometimes that’s accurate. But neck pain also stems from cervical disc herniation and degeneration, facet joint dysfunction, nerve compression, whiplash, and age-related arthritic changes, each of...
by MAPS Centers For Pain Control | Jun 17, 2026 | Hip Pain
Summary: Most hip pain from minor overuse resolves on its own within a week or two, but pain that lasts longer than that, radiates into the groin or thigh, or comes with stiffness that won’t improve deserves professional evaluation. A smaller set of symptoms,...
by MAPS Centers For Pain Control | Jun 15, 2026 | Hip Pain
Summary: Hip pain doesn’t always originate in the hip. Lumbar disc herniation, spinal stenosis, and sacroiliac joint dysfunction can all refer pain into the hip, buttock, and thigh, producing symptoms that feel unmistakably like a hip problem. This is one of the...
by MAPS Centers For Pain Control | Jun 12, 2026 | Hip Pain
Summary: A surgery recommendation for hip pain isn’t always the only path forward, and for many patients it isn’t the necessary first step. Corticosteroid injections, joint injections, nerve blocks, PRP and regenerative treatments, and structured physical...
by MAPS Centers For Pain Control | Jun 10, 2026 | Hip Pain
Summary: Hip bursitis and hip arthritis are two of the most commonly confused hip conditions, and the distinction matters more than most patients realize. Bursitis involves inflammation of the fluid-filled sac cushioning the outside of the hip, producing sharp,...
by MAPS Centers For Pain Control | Jun 8, 2026 | Hip Pain
Summary: Hip pain that’s progressively getting worse almost always has a specific structural or biomechanical driver that won’t resolve on its own. Most chronic hip conditions become harder, longer, and more expensive to treat the longer they go...
