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Hip Pain Treatment in Kensington

Hip pain can significantly impact your daily life

Hip Pain Treatment at the Physio Box

Hip pain can significantly impact your daily life, making simple movements like walking, sitting, or exercising uncomfortable. Whether your pain is due to sports, overuse, or an underlying condition, professional physiotherapy can help restore mobility, strength, and function. At The Physio Box in Kensington, we offer expert physiotherapy tailored to your needs, helping you get back to pain-free living.

Common Causes of Hip Pain

Hip pain can stem from various conditions, including:

Hip Osteoarthritis

Wear and tear of the joint leading to stiffness and pain.

Hip Bursitis

Inflammation of the fluid-filled sacs around the hip joint, causing sharp pain.

Hip Impingement (FAI)

Abnormal contact between the hip joint bones, leading to pain and restricted movement.

Labral Tears

Damage to the cartilage lining the hip joint, often causing deep joint pain.

Muscle Strains & Tendonitis

Overuse injuries leading to pain and weakness in surrounding muscles.

Referred Pain

Hip pain caused by issues in the lower back, pelvis, or knees.

How Physiotherapy Can Help

At The Physio Box, we take a personalised approach to hip pain treatment, addressing the root cause rather than just the symptoms. Our expert physiotherapists assess your movement, identify imbalances, and create a tailored rehabilitation plan to relieve pain and improve function. Common treatments include:
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Manual Therapy – We use hands on therapy, including joint mobilisations, soft tissue massage, and myofascial release, to reduce pain and restore movement in the hip joint.

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Targeted Exercises – Weak or imbalanced muscles can contribute to hip pain. Our targeted exercises strengthen the hip, glutes, and core to improve stability and prevent future injuries.

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Electrotherapy & Shockwave Therapy – Advanced techniques to reduce inflammation and accelerate healing.

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Postural & Gait Training – Poor movement patterns can lead to hip pain. We assess and correct posture, walking mechanics, and movement habits to reduce strain on the hip joint.

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Acupuncture & Dry Needling – Used to relieve muscle tension and enhance recovery.

When to Seek Physiotherapy for Hip Pain

You should consider physiotherapy if:

  • Your hip pain persists for more than a few days.
  • You experience stiffness, reduced mobility, or weakness.
  • Pain affects your ability to walk, sit, or exercise.
  • You have recurring hip discomfort after physical activity.
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