I have pain in my hip
The hip is one of the largest and most weight-bearing joints in the body, essential for movements like walking, bending, and twisting. Yet, hip pain can significantly limit your daily functioning.
Symptoms of hip pain
Pain in the groin, buttock or outside of the hip;
Stiffness and limited range of motion of the hip;
Pain when walking, sitting or climbing stairs;
Instability or a feeling of a 'click' in the hip.
Suffering from hip pain?
This is how our physiotherapists can help you:
What could be wrong?
Several problems can occur in the hip, including:
Hip and knee osteoarthritis:
Wear and tear of the cartilage, leading to pain, stiffness and limited movement.
Bursitis:
Inflammation of the bursa in the hip, often due to overuse or prolonged pressure.
Tendonitis:
Irritation or inflammation of tendons around the hip.
Groin injuries:
Muscle tears or strains in the groin and hip area.
Greater trochanter syndrome:
Pain on the outside of the hip due to tendon irritation or inflammation.
