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@sueinmn

I believe you need to look for an appointment in orthopedics. If conservative measures to address psoas (iliopsoas) tendinitis have failed, further imaging and diagnosis may be required. There is a surgical procedure to release an overly tight tendon, but I think other causes must be ruled out first.

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I will see Dr. Hevesi on May 5 for what I believe is iliopsoas tendinitis/tendinopathy. What is the surgical treatment? I have done physical therapy and injection along with trying exercises and swimming. Nothing has helped and most increase the pain.