Decorators, athletes, pay attention! Walking is fine, but "it hurts as soon as you squat"? Be careful of femoroacetabular impingement syndrome from prolonged deep squats.

Mr. Yeh, a decorator, has suffered from squatting difficulties for several years. He feels fine when walking normally, but squatting causes unbearable pain. He sought help from a Yuan Rung Hospital, part of the Yuan Rung Healthcare SystemHUA SHIH YUANAttending Physician. Dr. Hua diagnosed him with "femoroacetabular impingement syndrome," caused by long-term squatting for work. He reminds laborers such as plumbers and masons who frequently squat for work to be aware of this condition. Additionally, it can also occur in young athletes who engage in high-intensity sports like tennis, soccer, and track hurdles. He urges people not to endure the pain if they feel a catching sensation on both sides of their hip when squatting and experience severe pain when standing up, as enduring it will only worsen the condition.

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