Caring Medical
& Rehabilitation Services
715 Lake Street, Suite 600
Oak Park, Illinois 60301
708.848.7789 Phone
708.848.7763 Fax

Hip and Groin Injuries

Hip and groin injuries can be quickly debilitating and career ending injuries in athletes. Often someone is fast tracked to get an MRI and arthroscopic surgery, while others spend months or years on pain medications while undergoing numerous rounds of physical therapy. One very successful alternative to surgery and pain medication for hip and groin pain is Prolotherapy. Caring Medical treats patients with hip injuries and groin pain every day with comprehensive Prolotherapy. Prolotherapy physician and Medical Director, Ross Hauser, MD, has been utilizing Prolotherapy full time since 1993. We have treated nearly every type of athlete, ranging from high school and college scholarship athletes to Olympic athletes and Ironman competitors. Our athletes want a physician who can get them back into their sport without surgery, without medications, and without extended time off!

As a 5-time Ironman, marathoner, long-distance cyclist, and swimmer, Dr. Hauser is just as passionate as our patients about athletics. He has also sustained numerous sports injuries himself, treated successfully with Prolotherapy. One primary reason people travel to our Chicago land clinic for Prolotherapy is because they want to be treated by a physician who truly understands their passion for sports. In our experience, a comprehensive Prolotherapy program is the preferred way to treat hip and groin pain for optimal long term results. If you want to know if you are a candidate for Prolotherapy treatment, want a second opinion on a recommended surgery, or are just not ready to retire from the sport you love, we would love to see you for a consultation.

Some of the most common hip and groin pain and injuries we treat with comprehensive Prolotherapy at Caring Medical:

Acetabular labrum tear
Arthritis
Femoroacetabular impingement
Groin pain
Hip instability
Hip impingement
Hip pain
Ischial tuberosity pain
Labral tear
Pelvic floor dysfunction
Post pelvic fusion pain
Post-surgical hip pain
Pubic symphysis injury
Pubis pain
Pubalgia
Snapping hip syndrome
Torn labrum