Hip Pain

Find out what’s causing your hip pain and how to fix it.

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Types of Hip Pain

Hip pain can come from the joint, surrounding muscles, or nearby nerves. Whether it’s a deep ache, stiffness, or pain with movement, the pattern of your symptoms helps identify the cause and the right treatment.

  • Hip Pain When Walking
  • Hip Pain When Sitting
  • Pain in the Front of the Hip (Groin Pain)
  • Pain on the Side of the Hip
  • Hip Pain Radiating Down the Leg
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Treatment Options for Hip Pain

  • Reduce joint inflammation and improve movement with hip joint injections.
  • Relieve surrounding muscle tension and improve flexibility with targeted physical therapy.
  • Reduce inflammation in irritated tissues with anti-inflammatory medications and guided care.
  • Release tight muscle knots contributing to hip pain with trigger point injections.
  • Address nerve-related pain and improve function with specialized pain management treatments.

Common Causes of Hip Pain

Hip Arthritis

Breakdown of cartilage in the hip joint causing pain, stiffness, and reduced movement

Osteoarthritis

Age-related wear and tear leading to joint pain, especially with walking or standing

Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction

Inflammation near the lower back and hip causing pain that may spread across the hip

Myofascial Pain Syndrome

Tight muscles and trigger points causing deep, aching pain around the hip

Neuropathic Pain

Nerve-related pain causing burning, tingling, or shooting sensations in the hip or leg

Fibromyalgia

Widespread pain condition that can include chronic hip pain discomfort and tenderness

When to Seek Treatment

  • Pain lasting more than a few weeks
  • Pain that worsens with walking or movement
  • Stiffness limiting daily activity
  • Pain radiating into the leg