Our Pediatric Sports Medicine team put together these videos to provide information for you.
Hip and back pain may be thought of as an adult problem, but it can affect children and adolescents too. Student athletes may develop one of these conditions from injury or have an underlying condition. As the only pediatric-focused sports medicine program on Florida’s west coast, Johns Hopkins All Children's sports medicine specialists are experienced in treating these common hip and back conditions.
Hip & Back Conditions
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Athletes often condition their muscles to increase power, but when they become too strong the muscle can force a small piece of bone to break away from the point of attachment. Sprinters and soccer players are the most susceptible to this type of injury.
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Back pain in children and adolescents can be caused by a variety of reasons, including injury or underlying medical conditions. If a child has back pain, he or she should see a physician for evaluation. Often, physical therapy can help.
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A sudden movement can stress a muscle to the point of tearing. The muscles of the inner thigh are commonly injured in sports such as soccer, football, basketball and tennis. This may be referred to as “groin pull” or “groin strain.”
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A sudden movement can stress a muscle to the point of tearing. The muscles of the inner thigh are commonly injured in sports such as soccer, football, basketball and tennis. This may be referred to as “groin pull” or “groin strain.”
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