Hip Pain

Hip pain reveals itself through a range of symptoms, which can include:

• Persistent or sudden pain

  Hip pain can be characterized by constant discomfort or sharp, unexpected pain

• Reduced mobility

  Hip pain often limits your range of motion and can make standing or walking difficult

• Stiffness

  You may experience a noticeable reduction in hip joint flexibility

• Radiating discomfort

  Hip pain may extend down the leg

The origins of hip pain can vary and may stem from a variety of conditions, such as:

• Osteoarthritis

  The aging process can lead to hip joint cartilage wear, resulting in pain and stiffness

• Hip bursitis

  Inflammation of the bursae, which are small sacs that cushion the hip joint, can cause localized pain

• Tendonitis

  Inflammation of hip tendons can lead to pain and restricted range of motion.

• Hip impingement

  Structural issues within the hip joint may induce pain, especially during specific movements.

• Injuries

  Acute injuries like fractures, dislocations, or strains can give rise to hip pain