Personally IMO if you can treat yourself to relieve pain without injecting yourself you would be 1,000 times better off. The shots are only temporary relief. If you actually treat the affected muscles, or muscles affecting the area and get into some sort of regimen you would be far better off. Bursitis I would ice it. Like I told CK.. 20 minutes of ice, 20 minutes of heat (the heat part you don't have to do), and then stretch the muscles.
Defective hip tendon? Tendon to what muscle? is it on the outside of the upper leg, and it feels like it snaps over something?
Start stretching all parts of the hip.. ie. Hamstring stretch, Piriformis stretch, seated butterfly stretch, quad stretch, ITB stretch, Glute stretch,Quadratus Lumborum stretch, back extensor stretch. You can google all those pick the ones you like and then do those every day maybe even twice a day. Once when you wake up to warm the muscles up, and once at night to basically stretch them out from being contracted all day long.
If you know you are going to do HIIT training or lots of lower body activity I would automatically go home and ice to help prevent chronic pain and decrease inflammation. You can also take like Ibuprofen to assist (but I don't rely on those things or else you seem to get immune to them).
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