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Hip Pain

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Hip pain can be frustrating.

Whether caused by an injury, arthritis, or other health issues, hip pain can disrupt daily life. Fortunately, physiotherapy effectively reduces discomfort, restores normal function, and help you retake charge of your health.

What is it?

Hip pain can feel different from person to person.

You might experience sharp twinges, a dull ache, or tightness in the area. Some common causes include age-related wear and tear, accidents, or overuse injuries. Osteoarthritis, bursitis, and tendinitis are often linked to hip pain.

Physiotherapy offers a holistic approach focusing on the hip joint and its associated muscles, joints, and tendons.

We are qualified experts who assess movement, identify problems, and develop a customised treatment plans to address your needs.



The personalised nature of physiotherapy is one of its major strengths. When you first meet with a us, we will perform a comprehensive evaluation to determine the cause of your hip pain. This process often includes physical tests and discussions about your medical history.

A cornerstone of physiotherapy is creating targeted exercise programs. After identifying the issues, we will design exercises to build strength in the muscles surrounding your hip joint.

Enhanced Mobility
Many patients see noticeable improvements in mobility after starting physiotherapy. This newfound freedom often allows individuals to return to activities they previously found difficult, such as walking, gardening, or playing with grandchildren.

Pain Management Without Medication
A study revealed that patients who participated in a 12-week physiotherapy program reported a 50 percent decrease in pain without the need for additional medications.

Improved Strength and Stability
Building strength in the muscles around the hip joint provides better stability.

This increased strength can help prevent future injuries and decrease the risk of falls, especially in older adults. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found that regular strength training can reduce fall risk by up to 30 percent.

Long-term Solutions

We focus on treating the underlying issues of hip pain rather than merely alleviating symptoms.

If you are struggling, reach out to us at 07415709037 or office@riponphysio.co.uk


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