More about hip pain
The hip is mobile yet very stable joint and has a crucial function to transmit loads between the lower limbs and the body. Hip pain can be caused by a number of factors including a muscle imbalance, acute trauma, joint changes, long term overuse or even issues originating from your back or pelvis. Common causes of hip pain we see in the clinic include:
- Arthritis of the hip
- Groin strain
- Hip bursitis
- Gluteal tendinopathy
Having attended goPhysio 2 years ago for a different issue, I didnโt hesitate to arrange a consultation for a new problem.With a pandemic lockdown, I wondered if they would be open but they were and I felt completely safe. Treatment began on my first visit after a thorough analysis of the issue. I had put off doing anything about the tendonitis for far too long but now after a course of treatment and an exercise program, I am well on the road to a complete recovery. The receptionists and Physiotherapist were always friendly, and courteous. I feel lucky to have goPhysio on the doorstep!
J FRASER
How We Can Help You
At goPhysio weโll get to the bottom of the source of your injury and provide bespoke treatment plan to help:
- Improve joint mobility
- Ease pain
- Improve joint stability
- Strengthen and correct any long term muscle imbalances
- Improve movement such as walking and running
- Focus on your return to activity and sport
We can use a range of treatments including hands on therapy, deep tissue massage, Shockwave Therapy, acupuncture and exercise based rehab.