How do you know if you've snapped ligaments in your hip?!
Question: I was pushed forward on a rowing machine at the gym causing me to suddenly extend forward beyond my usual reach. I felt about two crackles (I didn't hear them) to the left of my lower back in the hip area. I didn't feel pain at the time either. Could this have been ligaments snapping or just passing over each other and then passing back?
Answers: I was pushed forward on a rowing machine at the gym causing me to suddenly extend forward beyond my usual reach. I felt about two crackles (I didn't hear them) to the left of my lower back in the hip area. I didn't feel pain at the time either. Could this have been ligaments snapping or just passing over each other and then passing back?
Possible just a snap. If it doesn't hurt, it has little chance of being a snapped ligament. So for now, if it doesn't hurt, don't worry as much, butto be on the safe side, you may want to get an X-ray.
The ligaments in your hips are the strongest one in the body. Womens hips are different then mens because we are built for child bearing. I would think by now you would have felt some pain but i can refer you to this site to read about the blood vessels in the hips and it shows the joint itself then you can pinpoint where you felt the snapping.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hip_(anatom...