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Is there other treatments for gtps besides therapy ?
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Injections: I'm guessing you're referring to greater trochanteric pain syndrome. Steroid injections are very effective treatment. Oral and/or topical anti-inflammatories may help. Surgical excision of the bursa can be considered as a last resort.
Answered 9/28/2016
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