HIP PAIN

 

CHIROPRACTIC FOR HIP PAIN

Hip Pain is one of the most frequent conditions our Cockburn Chiropractors see. When you experience hip pain, it can vary in the type of pain you have. This can range from a dull ache, to sharp pain, or even clicking. Regardless of the type of hip pain you experience, it is important to consult with your our experienced Chiropractors to diagnose the origin of your hip pain and recommend the best treatment. The location of your hip pain can give your local Chiropractor a good idea as to which underlying structures may be irritated or injured. Along with the location of your pain, your Chiropractor will want to know about any symptoms that accompany. This could include lower back pain, pain or numbness down one or both your legs, or other symptoms that not traditionally musculoskeletal symptoms.

HIP pain causes

Hip pain can be caused by various conditions or injuries. Here is a list of common injuries and causes which often lead to hip pain and other accompanying symptoms.

  • Bursitis

  • Labral tear

  • Femoral acetabular joint pain syndrome

  • Tendinopathy

  • Snapping hip syndrome

  • Muscle tear (strain)

  • Ligament tear (sprain)

  • Muscle weakness

  • Hip dysfunction, commonly caused by prolonged sitting or driving

At Reignite Chiropractic, our Chiropractors aim to identify the main cause of your hip pain. The best treatments for hip pain can vary greatly. Generally this can depend on the cause of the pain or injury.

Hip pain treatment

Depending on your hip pain cause, our experienced and thorough Chiropractors will offer a range of treatment options. Below we have included a list of treatments offered by us:

  • Chiropractic adjustments to your hips and surrounding spine

  • Hip mobilisation

  • Soft tissue therapy (eg. trigger point therapy, percussive therapy/massage machine, dry needling, pin and stretch, and/or Graston technique)

  • Rehabilitation Exercises 

  • Lifestyle and health advice

This list is limited and the treatment offered for your hip pain could include other options not listed. Usually we will utilise a combination/mix of the above techniques to treat your hip pain.