Andrew Boudouris Trochanteric bursitis is a common regional pain syndrome which frequently simulates major hip diseases and low back pain. Symptoms include.

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Andrew Boudouris

Trochanteric bursitis is a common regional pain syndrome which frequently simulates major hip diseases and low back pain. Symptoms include pain over the lateral hip area with occasional radiation of pain into the lateral thigh. Trochanteric bursitis can become a chronic issue after pregnancy. We treat pregnant women with the same symptoms/pain. Pregnant women develop trochanteric bursitis due to the change in angle of the pelvic girdle.

Start a program for pregnant women that works for all stages of pregnancy Create an after-hours environment to maximize participation Prevent trochanteric bursitis before it starts Treat symptoms of trochanteric bursitis Increase flexibility and stability of pelvic girdle Create a personal exercise program for mom to do on her own and spend more time treating the problem on site

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Creates a safe environment for exercise while pregnant Low impact for joints Buoyancy helps pregnant mom overcome weight of baby Built-in treadmill Heated pool is therapeutic WaterWell by Endless Pools Cost - $8900 Found at: BEw BEw

Create exercise programs in minutes 1,600+ orthopedic exercise videos Spend more time with patients Now exercises at home will be done correctly Patients can interact with physician through patient portal Real Time Rehab Cost - $49/mo Found at:

OPTP PRO-ROLLER™ Soft - $36/roller Thera-Band® Exercise Bands - $32.95/set of five Thera-PRO SERIES ELITE "LG" Ultrasound - $ WaterWell by Endless Pools - $8900 Real Time Rehab - $49/mo TOTAL - $ $49/mo

Now we can prevent trochanteric bursitis before it starts. Now we can create a personal exercise program for mom to do on her own. Now we can increase flexibility and stability of the pelvic girdle. Now we can interact with our patients in real time. Now we can offer a program that caters specifically to pregnant women.