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Hip osteoarthritis

At Excel Physical Therapy our expert team is dedicated to helping you manage the symptoms of

Hip osteoarthritis

, improve your function, and enhance your quality of life. We create personalized treatment plans that focus on your unique needs, ensuring an effective approach to your care

Hip osteoarthritis is a degenerative joint disease characterized by the progressive breakdown of the cartilage that cushions the bones within the hip joint. As the cartilage wears away, the bones may begin to rub against each other, causing pain, stiffness, and decreased mobility.

Causes of Hip Osteoarthritis

Common factors that contribute to the development of hip osteoarthritis include:

  1. Age: The risk of developing osteoarthritis increases with age as the cartilage naturally wears down over time.
  2. Genetics: A family history of osteoarthritis can increase the risk of developing the condition.
  3. Obesity: Excess body weight puts additional stress on the hip joint, increasing the risk of cartilage breakdown.
  4. Previous injury: Past hip injuries or fractures can contribute to the development of osteoarthritis later in life.
  5. Overuse: Repetitive stress on the hip joint from certain activities or occupations can contribute to cartilage wear.

Symptoms of Hip Osteoarthritis

Signs and symptoms of hip osteoarthritis may include:

  1. Pain in the hip, groin, or thigh, which may worsen with activity.
  2. Stiffness in the hip joint, especially after periods of inactivity or in the morning.
  3. Limited range of motion in the hip.
  4. A grating or clicking sensation during movement.
  5. Joint swelling or tenderness.

Treatment for Hip Osteoarthritis

Treatment options for hip osteoarthritis may include:

  1. Pain management: Over-the-counter or prescription pain relievers and anti-inflammatory medications to manage pain and inflammation.
  2. Physical therapy: Targeted exercises to strengthen the muscles around the hip joint, improve flexibility, and maintain or improve the range of motion.
  3. Weight loss: Reducing body weight can help alleviate pressure on the hip joint, potentially slowing down the progression of osteoarthritis.
  4. Assistive devices: Using a cane, walker, or other mobility aids to reduce stress on the affected joint.

Treatment Approaches
we offer:

Ultrasound - Ultrasound warms deep structures, improves blood flow and flexibility and allows for better stretching.
TENS-TENS Unit - Unit is a low voltage electric current that stimulates nerves and produces a massaging or tingling sensation to decrease pain. Electrodes are placed directly on the skin on a painful point.
Superficial heat - A hot compress warms superficial structures, decreases muscle spasm and increases blood flow.Ice- Cold pack decreases redness and swelling and slows down metabolism during acute pain and inflammation.
Cupping - Cupping is used in physical therapy to increase blood circulation to a particular area, which can help to promote muscle healing, reduce pain, and increase range of motion.
Low Level Laser Therapy - Laser therapy increases blood flow, speeds up tissue repair and healing, decreases swelling and inflammation and enhances immune responses.
Joint Mobilization and Joint Traction - Joint mobilization and traction help to decrease pain by increasing mobility of a joint and decreasing swelling and inflammation.
Stretching - Regular stretching improves elasticity, increases blood flow, maintains healthy structure of joints and muscles and helps to prevent or slow down arthritic changes.
Exercise - Regular exercises increase muscle strength and joint stability, boost bone health and help maintain healthy weight.
Massage with Hot Stones - Massage with Hot Stones relaxes painful muscles and breaks down "knots"and restrictions. It has an overall soothing effect on the body, increases mood and improves wellbeing.
Bracing - A brace gives extra support to muscles and joints, especially after injury or surgery and when performing strenuous daily activities.
Patient Education - Patient is instructed on proper use of heat or ice, home exercises, proper sleeping and sitting positions and proper lifting techniques.
Choosing Excel Physical Therapy comes with

numerous benefits

Personalized treatment plans tailored to your specific needs
Expert guidance from experienced physical therapists
State-of-the-art equipmentand modern techniques for optimal recovery
Holistic approach to care, addressing physical, mental,and emotional well-being
Convenient location and flexible appointment scheduling

At Excel Physical Therapy

we are committed to helping you regain function, reduce pain, and improve your overall well-being

Inna Kouperman
Founder, Head Physical Therapist

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Excellent office, above and beyond service! All people work as a TEAM. Karina is a jewel to this place: friendly, nice and supportive. All people make you feel in a Spa, not in a doctor's office in it's usual sense (where you want to leave asap). Eros is a very knowledgeable and helpful (for any questions you get answers in a professional manner - he knows what he is doing and does an excellent job ). Grateful to Dr.Inna Kouperman MS,PT,who managed to organize her office in such a manner. The name Excel Physical Therapy says it all! Everybody knows that the Front desk is the Face of the office. So, I have to mention Tamara, who is always reminding me about appointment by phone and also greets with the smile and friendly face. I would greatly recommend this place to all people and would give more than 5 stars!!! Love you all!

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I have been coming for 1 month. When I 1st came I could not even walk a block without having to stop because my legs, back & feet were killing me. I have diabetic neuropathy in my feet going to my calves as well. I have been having tens unit & hot stone therapy on my feet & calves and it is FANTASTIC. I have also been doing the bicycle (started at 5 minutes and now I can do 15 minutes) and balance & stretching for my calves & thighs. Inna is a MIRACLE WORKER. Last week after I left her office, i went walking from Brighton 3rd St. to 1 block short of Coney Island Ave. Then I turned down the block to Brighton Beach Ave. I walked all the way down to Brighton 1st St. without any PAIN or TROUBLE WITH MY FEET. Inna Kouperman Of EXCEL PHYSICAL THERAPY is the ABSOLUTE BEST and I RECOMMEND HER HIGHLY.. I can't wait to see what the next months progress brings !!!!!

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Inna is just a know it all physical therapist, from my knee to my shoulder injury, she was able to help me heal my injuries. She takes her time and every time there is a different type of excercise or massage applied to the injured area. Can't say enough good things about her staff especially coming from different places like One n One where they do dverything repeatedly and nothing gets done.

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