Excerpt from a YouTube conversation (Dr. Joshua John‑Ram Schacter with patients) about hip pain. The clinician identifies a gluteal tendon tear/gluteal tendonitis with minimal hip arthritis; the patient reports symptoms worsening about a year ago after prior marathon running and currently walking 3–6 miles with intermittent discomfort. The clip is clinical and history-focused.
I would, you know, walk, depending on how I felt, between three and six miles and just there were some issues.
With it on occasion.
He has not much hip arthritis. He actually had a tear of the tendon in his hip and what we call gluteal tendonitis. How long had that been a problem?
It really started to be a problem about a year ago. I'd had intermittent and residual discomfort with it, but it really started to aggravate last summer. And I was a marathon runner for a long time, quit that. And I walk, ride a bike, swim on occasion. And I just had some discomfort in my distance walks. I would, you know, walk, depending on how I felt, between three and six miles and just there were some issues.
With it on occasion.
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