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Recent developments include injections that may preserve or restore the hip cartilage. Injections into the hip joint are often used to relieve pain and delay surgery. This is especially true for hip dysplasia because current surgical techniques can produce long-term relief and return to activities. Narcotic medications are not recommended for chronic hip pain because of the risk of dependency or addiction. Your doctor can explain these medications to you and discuss recommended dosages. There are also prescription anti-inflammatory medicines that your doctor can prescribe if you need more time or if you have side effects from over-the-counter medications. The instructions on the Aleve website say that you can take one or two tablets every 12 hours for a maximum of 10 days, but you should see a doctor if you plan to continue longer than that.

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While these medicines can provide short term relief, the anti-inflammatory effect may need three or four days of steady medication to have full effect. If you have hip pain but do not currently need surgery, Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) include over-the-counter medicines like ibuprofen (Advil) and naproxyn (Aleve) can relieve inflammation and provide pain relief. Some herbal remedies also act like medicines and these will be presented as Alternative Treatments. Medications may decrease the inflammation and help relieve pain, especially the nighttime pain that occurs when the hip is at rest. Hip dysplasia causes swelling and irritation of the joint lining in addition to the pain from the thin joint surface or torn labrum. Medications and cortisone injections can decrease the inflammatory component of your hip pain. Unfortunately, there aren’t any long-term cures for hip dysplasia other than surgical management.

When hip preservations surgery is not an option, there are a few steps you can take to help delay total hip replacement or to relieve pain until surgery is performed. For dysplastic hips it’s often possible to correct the imbalance with surgery and move the good cartilage into a better position to prolong the life of the hip surface and delay the onset of osteoarthritis. Tire treads often wear out with an uneven pattern and rotating the tires helps move the good tread into a better position so the tires last longer. Once the tread is gone, then it’s time to replace the tire. If the tire is out of balance, then the wear is faster than a well-balanced tire. This means the smooth joint surface is wearing out like the tread of a tire wears out on a car. The type of arthritis caused by hip dysplasia is called osteoarthritis. Ignoring pain too long as a young adult can cause more damage to your hip and eliminate the possibility of corrective surgery to restore your hip function. When pain from hip dysplasia is severe, you should consult your doctor about definitive treatment by PAO surgery or a total hip replacement (THR). Sometimes pain can be tolerated, but pain is usually a signal that something needs to be corrected rather than endured. Non-Operative and Alternative Treatments Delaying or Preventing Hip Pain

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