Physiotherapy for Hip Pain

Professional physiotherapy treatment for hip pain, including arthritis, bursitis, and post-surgical rehabilitation.

6-16 weeks depending on severity

Recovery Time

Moderate to severe

Severity Level

All ages (more common in 50+)

Age Group

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Understanding Hip Pain

Hip pain is a common complaint that can significantly impact mobility and quality of life. The hip joint is one of the largest weight-bearing joints in the body, making it susceptible to wear and tear, injuries, and various medical conditions. Common causes include osteoarthritis, hip bursitis, labral tears, muscle strains, and post-surgical complications. Early physiotherapy intervention can help manage pain, improve function, and delay or prevent the need for surgery.

Common Symptoms

Pain in the hip, groin, or thigh
Stiffness and reduced range of motion
Difficulty walking or standing
Pain that worsens with activity
Limping or altered gait
Pain when sitting or lying down

Common Causes

Osteoarthritis
Hip bursitis (trochanteric bursitis)
Labral tears
Hip impingement (FAI)
Muscle strains (hip flexors, glutes)
Post-surgical complications
Referred pain from lower back
Overuse or repetitive strain

Our Treatments

Manual therapy and joint mobilization
Therapeutic exercises for strength and flexibility
Gait training and biomechanical correction
Pain management techniques
Activity modification
Surgical intervention (hip replacement if needed)

Expert Insights

Professional advice for hip pain treatment and management

Doctor Why?

"Why does my hip pain get worse with activity?"

Doctor Y's Advice

Hip pain worsening with activity often indicates biomechanical issues, muscle imbalances, or joint dysfunction. At Dr. Y Physio, we perform a detailed movement analysis to identify these problems. Our treatment focuses on correcting movement patterns, strengthening weak muscles, and improving joint mechanics, allowing you to return to activities pain-free.

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Disclaimer: Individual results may vary. Consult with our licensed physiotherapists for a personalized treatment plan.

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