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There is bursitis and then there is actual hip pain. I have hip pain and see an orthopedic Doctor. He gives me ultrasound guided injections directly into my hip joint. It does help some. But it won't be too long until I have a hip replacement. I've had bouts of bursitis also. But the injections last about 3 months. Good luck with yours. Right now I am waiting to have an MRI of my right knee. I've already had a total left knee replacement. And I have had 3 screws put in my left hip because of a left hip fracture.
My hip pain is bursitis. I went to physical therapist. I exercise the muscles around the hip to take over for the weakened ones.
Hip pain is a common symptom experienced by many people with lupus. Here are some ways to find relief:
1. Apply heat therapy through warm baths or heating pads
2. Take over-the-counter NSAIDs like ibuprofen or naproxen (after consulting your doctor)
3. Rest during pain flares
4. Wear loose, comfortable clothing that doesn't Show Full Answer
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