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Advanced Assessment &
Treatment
for Hip Pain

Hip pain can often feel confusing. Pain in the groin, side of the hip or buttock can come from several different structures, which is why an accurate assessment is so important. At Genuine Physio in Tadworth, I'll help you understand what's driving your symptoms, explain your options clearly and create a treatment plan that's tailored to you.

Hip Pain Symptoms

Hip pain affects everyone differently. Common symptoms include:

  • Pain in the groin, side of the hip or buttock.

  • Pain when walking, climbing stairs or getting out of a chair.

  • Pain lying on your side at night.

  • Stiffness, particularly after sitting or first thing in the morning.

  • Difficulty putting on shoes and socks.

  • Issues with getting in and out or a car

  • Pain spreading into the thigh or knee.

  • Clicking, catching or a feeling that the hip may give way.

The good news is that most hip pain improves with a thorough assessment and treatment. If further investigation or imaging is appropriate, I'll explain your options, arrange this where needed and guide you towards the right next step.

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Common Hip Conditions

Many different conditions can cause hip pain. During your assessment, I'll identify what's driving your symptoms and explain what it means for your recovery.

» Hip Osteoarthritis

» Greater Trochanteric Pain Syndrome (Lateral Hip Pain)

» Gluteal Tendinopathy

» Hip Impingement (Femoroacetabular Impingement – FAI)

» Hip Labral Tear

» Proximal Hamstring Tendinopathy

» Hip Flexor Tendinopathy

» Adductor Tendinopathy

» Referral from Lumbar Spine

How I can help, FAQ. 

If you have any of the symptoms above, do not worry, I am here to help. Check out these frequently asked questions about hip pain, and when you're ready, get in touch. 

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Advanced physiotherapy in Lower Kingswood, Tadworth

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