Hip Conditions
Hip osteoarthritis, bursitis, labral tears, and hip impingement - comprehensive nonsurgical care for hip pain.
Common Hip Diagnoses
The hip joint is one of the largest in the body, and hip pain can stem from the joint itself, surrounding bursae, tendons, or nearby structures. Identifying the specific source is essential for effective nonsurgical treatment.
Treatment Approaches for Hip Conditions
Depending on your specific diagnosis, severity, and goals, we may recommend one or more of the following treatments:
Platelet-rich plasma therapy to reduce inflammation and promote healing in hip labral and tendon injuries.
OrthoviscViscosupplementation for hip osteoarthritis - restoring joint lubrication and reducing pain.
Stem Cell TherapyAdvanced biologic therapy for hip osteoarthritis and labral pathology.
Cortisone InjectionsTargeted anti-inflammatory injections for hip bursitis and acute hip pain flare-ups.
When to See a Specialist
You should schedule a consultation if you're experiencing any of the following:
- Hip pain lasting more than 2-3 weeks
- Pain in the groin, outer hip, or buttock with activity
- Stiffness that limits walking distance or range of motion
- Pain that wakes you from sleep
- Difficulty getting in and out of a car or low chair
Red Flag Symptoms
Hip fracture after a fall with inability to bear weight, or rapidly progressive hip pain with signs of avascular necrosis - seek immediate evaluation.