Hip Injuries

Non-surgical treatments are considered for mildly inflamed or frayed hip labrums and surgery is recommended for moderate to severe labral tears.

Snapping Hip Syndrome treatment often includes rest, physical therapy, and, in severe cases, surgical intervention.

In rare cases, arthroscopic or invasive surgery may be recommended to treat severe frozen hip that is not responsive to nonsurgical treatment.

Rest, therapy, and regenerative treatments, like PRP and stem cells, are options for hip impingement. Surgery may be considered in severe cases.

Hip flexor pain stems from muscle inflammation or strain, causing discomfort during movement or prolonged sitting.

There are two main types of snapping hip syndrome. External meaning this happens outside of the joint. And internal meaning it's happening very close to the joint line or within the joint itself.

The hip labrum is a ring of cartilage around the hip joint, providing stability and cushioning, crucial for smooth hip movement.

Learn about why hip pain occurs, where is the pain located, types of hip pain, how long it lasts, and when to see a doctor.

The hip is a ball-and-socket joint formed by the joining of 2 bones: the femur and the acetabulum.