The topic Dancer's Hip you are seeking is a synonym, or alternative name, or is closely related to the medical condition Snapping Hip.

Quick Summary:

• Snapping Hip is a medical condition characterized by a snapping sensation that individuals experience while walking, running, or rotating their leg
• The condition may occur in different areas of the hip:
  • In the front portion of the hip: In some cases of Snapping Hip, the hip flexor muscles may roll over the front of the hipbone. In other cases, the hip ligaments may roll over the thighbone or tissues of the hip joint
  • At the side of the hip: It is the most common site of Snapping Hip. It involves the iliotibial band (ITB) rolling over the outer part of the thighbone
  • At the back of the hip: Snapping in the back of the hip involves the hamstring tendon rolling over the bottom of the hip bone
  • Snapping Hip is usually caused by tightness in the muscles and tendons that surround the hip. Although the condition is usually painless, individuals may experience discomfort due to the snapping or popping sensation
  • Individuals who participate in sports or activities that require repetitive bending of the hip, such as gymnastics, football, running, and ballet dancing, are more likely to experience Snapping Hip
  • Many individuals do not require medical attention unless they start to experience pain in their hips. The prognosis of Snapping Hip is usually good in a majority of individuals

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