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Non-Surgical Options For Hip Osteoarthritis In Spring, TX

200 Valleywood Rd. , B100 Spring, TX 77380

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Pain is one of the most common symptoms of hip osteoarthritis, occurring much more frequently than stiffness or disability.1 If your physician has told you your hip pain is due to osteoarthritis and that hip replacement surgery is the only solution, we suggest you evaluate all of your options.

Hip osteoarthritis results from degenerative changes on the articulating surfaces of the hip joint. Interventional orthopedic procedures have been shown to reduce pain and help the body use its own abilities to heal without surgery, resulting in shorter recovery times and fewer potential complications than invasive surgical procedures.

 Regenexx-SDSurgery
Return to Daily Routine2 to 5 days6+ weeks
Return to Sports3 to 6 months1 year
RecoveryBrace, up to 6 weeks PTCrutches, brace, extensive, no driving, 3 to 6 months PT
Pain ManagementMostly over-the-counter pain medication (days)Prescription pain medication for weeks (weeks)
General AnesthesiaNoYes
Keep Your Hip JointYesNo

200 Valleywood Rd.
B100
Spring, TX 77380

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As an expert physician in chronic pain, Dr. Jacques noticed its horrible mental health effects on his patients. He values his patients and wants to see them overcome their physical or mental conditions and strives to provide lasting solutions so patients can get back to enjoying their lives and feeling productive.

He aims to help their joints recover from injury or chronic wear and tear to avoid surgery by maximizing the body’s own healing ability, concentrating, growth factors, or even bone marrow-derived stem cells, and injecting them in a very precise way, exactly where the body needs it.

Dr. Jacques is a board-certified physician in pain medicine and the founder of ACHE Institute of Houston. He is an expert in interventional pain medicine techniques, including neuro-stimulation, and is a passionate advocate for multidisciplinary care for the patients with painful conditions.

He is also a former EMT from Monterrey, Mexico, who has a very diverse educational background that includes public health, biostatistics, global health and supply chain management, acupuncture, and health information technology.

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Dr. Rizwan Khan is a Board-Certified Anesthesiologist and Board-Certified Pain Management doctor. He received his doctorate from University of North Texas Health Sciences Center in Fort Worth, Texas. He completed his residency in Anesthesiology at the University of Texas at Houston, which is part of the renowned Texas Medical Center. The University of Miami was where Dr. Khan went on to do his Pain Management fellowship.

Dr. Khan moved from a thriving practice in Waco back to work in the Houston area. While in Waco, Dr. Khan was recognized as a “Top Doc” in Pain Management. He had been recognized as a “Top Doc” in anesthesiology and pain management by the Houstonia Magazine in the time he was practicing in Houston, before going to Waco.

Dr. Khan is trained in various treatment modalities and will advise you on the treatment best suited for your condition.

Dr. Khan’s interest in pain management and anesthesia started shortly after high school while serving in the U.S. military. Helping people live more functional and productive lives is why Dr Khan loves being a Pain Management physician. In his spare time, he enjoys reading, traveling and spending time with his family.

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Areas Treated

Cervical Spine (Not Upper Cervical or CCI)*, Elbow, Foot & Ankle, Hand & Wrist, Hip, Knee, Lumbar Spine, Other Conditions, Shoulder, Thoracic Spine

*This provider is NOT authorized by Regenexx to treat the C0-C1 or C1-C2 levels of the neck or CCI (craniocervical instability).

How Does Regenexx Work?

At Regenexx, we invented a new approach to orthopedic care we call Interventional Orthopedics. This minimally invasive alternative to hip surgery involves the use of image guidance technology to precisely inject your own bone marrow concentrate — which contains stems cells — directly where it’s needed to repair damaged tissue in the hip joint structure.2-3 

The cells in your bone marrow concentrate work at the site of your injury to promote the growth of new, healthy tissue that aids in the stabilization of your hip joint for better function and mobility.4

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What Are the Risks of Hip Replacement Surgery and Other Treatments?

Unfortunately, hip replacement and hip resurfacing are often traumatic procedures that are generally followed by months of physical therapy and pain and discomfort while the joint rebuilds strength and mobility. 

Other risks include anesthesia-related stroke or heart attack, infection, blood clots, pseudotumors, prosthetic part failure, and metal allergies to joint hardware. Additionally, for many, joint replacements need to be repeated.5-6

Many people are willing to undergo complex surgery and lengthy recovery because they’re under the impression they’ll return to their previous, more active lifestyle, but that often doesn’t happen. A 2016 meta-analysis of 17 clinical trials revealed no statistically significant improvement in physical activity for up to one year after unilateral primary total hip replacement. Additionally, pain management strategies involving nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) raise the risk of stroke and heart attack, while opioid pain medications have a high risk for abuse, so neither are ideal long-term solutions. Steroid injections also have significant downsides.7-10

See how Regenexx helped Todd avoid a second hip replacement surgery for hip arthritis.

Note: Like all medical procedures, Regenexx procedures have success and failure rates. Not all patients will experience the same results.

During appointments, Regenexx physicians examine your body in motion and may use ultrasound to observe the inner workings of the hip in real time. This gives them a more accurate picture of what’s contributing to your pain, how function is affected, and the root cause of the problem. 

Once you’ve been evaluated, your physician will customize a treatment plan based on your specific needs. Our treatments include:

Regenexx-SD: a patented protocol using bone marrow concentrate that contains stem cells

Regenexx-SCP: a proprietary formulation of platelet-rich plasma (PRP) that’s more concentrated than what a basic bedside centrifuge can produce

Regenexx-PL: platelet lysate, which is a highly specialized derivative of platelet-rich plasma (PRP)

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Hip pain. Man touching his hurt left side of body.

Join Chris Centeno, M.D., founder of Regenexx, to learn how Regenexx procedures can help treat your hip pain from arthritis without surgery and with a faster recovery.

During this free webinar you’ll learn:

  • How procedures using bone marrow concentrate and platelet-rich plasma (PRP) compare to surgery and other hip pain treatment options
  • Regenexx procedure expectations
  • Answers to the most common questions about regenerative medicine treatments
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FAQs

Osteoarthritis of the hip is characterized by fast-progressing degeneration of hip tissue that causes impairment of function. Arthritis may result from inflammatory disorders, genetic predisposition, infections, hip injuries, or simple wear and tear.

Hip arthritis usually occurs in people in their 60s and 70s, but onset can vary depending on activity level, body weight, and the structure of your hip joint.

No. In some people, especially in the early stages, hip arthritis presents as joint stiffness or limited range of motion. Over time, however, as the degeneration in the joint worsens, it usually becomes painful.

Yes, most degenerative changes in the hip can be identified with an MRI. In the following video Chris Centeno, MD, identifies the top three arthritis changes to look for on a hip MRI.

At first glance, a hip resurfacing sounds less invasive, which most people assume translates to fewer complications. But that’s not necessarily true. During a conventional hip replacement surgery, the entire ball and socket of the hip joint are replaced with artificial implants made of either metal or ceramic or a combination of the two. The stemmed component of the implant is placed in the marrow cavity of the femur (thighbone). 

In hip resurfacing, the ball on the top of the femur is not removed — it’s shaved so that a metal ball can be placed around it. With this procedure, the thighbone is preserved, so it’s considered less invasive. However, research illustrates the downsides of this procedure are increased chance of thigh fracture, larger incision and scar, pseudotumors, earlier failure of the prosthesis, and metal-only prosthetic materials that can shed particles into the bloodstream.11-12

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