According to the National Institutes of Health (NIH), about five to 10 percent of us will get snapping hip syndrome at some point. And every once in a while, the clicking can be a bit painful ...

It’s called piriformis syndrome, and the 66-year-old said on The Drew Barrymore Show on January 23 that the pain the condition caused was so bad, she thought she would need to get a hip replacement.

Lower crossed syndrome is a common postural condition that affects the pelvis, hip joints, and lower back muscles. Lower crossed syndrome often affects posture, with an arched back causing the ...

Andie MacDowell opened up about her piriformis syndrome diagnosis during an appearance on 'The Drew Barrymore Show,' admitting she thought she might 'have to have hip replacement.' ...

Andie MacDowell explains living with piriformis syndrome. ... "I thought I was gonna have to have hip replacement. Thank God my hips are fine. I have to work my tiny little bottom and my hips.

The No. 1 sign you have 'dead butt syndrome' — and the best exercise to fix it. ... The gluteus medius in particular helps stabilize the hip joint and facilitates pelvic rotation.

It may just be that your hip flexors and lower back are tight. But you could also be experiencing a potentially debilitating condition called gluteal amnesia, or dead butt syndrome.

"I have piriformis syndrome, so it's a muscle that kind of clamps down on my sciatic nerve, and it was shooting down my leg," MacDowell told Barrymore, 49.