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You can stop trochanteric bursitis from becoming worse -- or never have it at all -- if you take care of your hips (and the rest of your body) properly. Among the things you can do:

  • Exercise the right way. It’s great being active, but train properly. That means stretching, warming up, and listening to your body.
  • Wear proper orthotics or inserts. One cause of trochanteric bursitis is having one leg shorter than the other. Inserts can even out your gait.
  • Drop some pounds if you’re overweight. It’s a sure way of taking pressure off your hips.

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