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HOW CAN WE HELP?

Hip Pain

Pain or stiffness around the hip that can affect walking, exercise, sleep and everyday activity.

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WHAT IS IT?

Hip pain can arise from the joint, tendons, muscles, bursae or referred structures. The location and movement pattern help guide assessment.

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COMMON SYMPTOMS

Groin, side or buttock pain; stiffness; pain walking or climbing stairs; reduced range; pain lying on the side; difficulty with sport.

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HOW JADEX CAN HELP

We assess hip movement, strength, gait and relevant spine or tendon features. Management is usually based around graded strength and activity, with injection or referral discussed where appropriate.

RECOMMENDED STARTING POINT

Physiotherapy Assessment

A detailed musculoskeletal assessment to understand your problem, explain the findings and build a personalised plan.

OTHER SERVICES THAT MAY HELP

Physiotherapy Assessment

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A detailed musculoskeletal assessment to understand your problem, explain the findings and build a personalised plan.

Sports Massage

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Hands-on soft tissue treatment used to support recovery, movement and rehabilitation.

Rehabilitation

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Individual rehabilitation designed to restore movement, strength, confidence and the physical capacity needed for your goals.

Taping

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Supportive taping used where appropriate to help movement, sport or short-term symptom management.

Medical Acupuncture / Dry Needling

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Needling techniques used where clinically appropriate as part of a wider physiotherapy treatment and rehabilitation plan.

Steroid Injection

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Assessment-led corticosteroid injection for selected joints, bursae and other appropriate musculoskeletal conditions to help reduce pain and inflammation.

NOT SURE WHERE TO START?

You don't need to know what treatment you need before booking. We'll assess your problem, discuss your goals and help you decide on the most appropriate next step

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