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uzaladIconmysterious hip pain30-04-2011 @ 20:18 
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Post Edited: 30.04.2011 @ 20:19 PM by uzalad
Alright, I've had pain in my hip for a year now, doctors have looked at it, physical therapists too, I've had an ultrasound and an MRI, nothing has been found, although the pain is always there and I'm just sick of not being able to train my lower body.

Anyway, I was thinking of picking up some briefs or a squat suit to train through it but since I've always trained raw I have no idea of how this will help with pain/injury management.

Thoughts?

Also: I have further appointments, one coming up in a few weeks with a hip specialist (yea, it took this long to get this far with the NHS) but it's just frustrating not being able to train properly.

I'm also wondering if anyone has any experience with DMSO or links to sites with advice on using it? I've seen it sold on strengthshop but there's not much discussion on how to use it.

Thanks.
tz1127Icon...30-04-2011 @ 20:20 
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Don't use equipment to cover up the injuries and pray it just suddenly disappears. I know people who does that and it will just make it worse.

Do you deadlift sumo or squat very wide?
uzaladIcon...30-04-2011 @ 20:25 
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No normal stance stance not much wider than shoulder width. I haven't squatted consistently (although I do seem to do random "tester" squats every few months - I'll go up to say 100-120kg and realise my hip is f**ked) since August and I haven't deadlifted since November... and nothing too impressive, best gym lifts were 165 squat and 200 deadlift (85kg bodyweight).

I have however experiemented a bit with sumo stance deadlifts.

I've also tried all the normal rehab things of ice, rolling the area on tennis balls and foam tubes, ibuprofen (+ gel), lots of stretching (can almost do the splits now!).

This suit thing was just an idea I was throwing about in my head since I used to love squatting and deadlifting.
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