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Stephanie Ridgway on Instagram: "If you have any pain, locking, or clicking in your hip, you could possibly have a torn hip labrum. The pain is usually worse with squatting or sitting for a long period of time.

The labrum is cartilage that lines the outer rim of the acetabulum. It provides stability for the hip joint.

A torn labrum can be caused by a traumatic injury, hip impingement, overuse, or joint laxity.

Surgery can be needed, but it is not always necessary. Physical therapy can help improve range of motion, decrease pain, improve strength, and help with return to activities.

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Stephanie Ridgway on Instagram: "If you have any pain, locking, or clicking in your hip, you could possibly have a torn hip labrum. The pain is usually worse with squatting or sitting for a long period of time. The labrum is cartilage that lines the outer rim of the acetabulum. It provides stability for the hip joint. A torn labrum can be caused by a traumatic injury, hip impingement, overuse, or joint laxity. Surgery can be needed, but it is not always necessary. Physical therapy can…

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Acetabular labrum tears (labral tears) can cause pain, stiffness, and other disabling symptoms of the hip joint. Pain can occur if the labrum is damaged. Hip Labral Tear, Snapping Hip Syndrome, Torn Labrum, Hip Anatomy, Hip Injury, Fascia Lata, Hip Injuries, Hip Exercises, Hip Problems

A Patient's Guide to Labral Tears of the Hip Introduction Acetabular labrum tears (labral tears) can cause pain, stiffness, and other disabling symptoms of the hip joint. The pain can occur if the labrum is torn, frayed, or damaged. Active adults between the ages of 20 and 40 are affected most often, requiring some type

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