Physiotherapy can be highly effective for many types of hip pain, especially when caused by muscle imbalances, overuse injuries, or early arthritis. It helps improve strength, flexibility, and joint stability. However, some conditions may require additional treatments such as regenerative therapy, medication, or injections. At Dr. SNA Clinic, we often combine physiotherapy with advanced therapies for the best long-term results.

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Most patients experience only minimal discomfort during hip injections. At Dr. SNA Clinic, we use advanced techniques, including ultrasound guidance, to ensure precision and reduce pain. A local anesthetic may also be applied to make the procedure more comfortable. Any soreness usually resolves quickly, and many patients notice pain relief within days or weeks.

Regenerative therapies, such as PRP, adipose-derived cell therapy, and BMAC therapy, use your body’s own natural healing properties to repair damaged tissues and reduce inflammation. These treatments are minimally invasive, safe, and effective for conditions like arthritis, bursitis, and labrum tears. During your consultation, we’ll explain the procedure, benefits, expected outcomes, and aftercare so you know exactly what to expect.

You should seek medical advice if hip pain lasts more than a few weeks, gets worse over time, or interferes with daily activities such as walking, climbing stairs, or sleeping. Other warning signs include clicking, locking, or instability in the hip. Early treatment can prevent the condition from progressing and help you recover faster.

Non-surgical options at Dr. SNA Clinic include physiotherapy, regenerative medicine (PRP, adipose-derived cell therapy, BMAC therapy), activity modifications, and advanced pain management strategies. These treatments focus on reducing pain, improving mobility, and delaying or avoiding the need for surgery.

Yes. Hip pain is not always caused by issues within the hip joint itself. Sometimes it may stem from the lower back, pelvis, or surrounding muscles and tendons. A thorough consultation and diagnostic evaluation help us identify the true source of pain and guide the most effective treatment plan.

Recovery time depends on the condition and treatment chosen. Many patients report improvements within a few weeks of physiotherapy or regenerative injections, while more advanced conditions may take longer. At Dr. SNA Clinic, we provide a clear recovery timeline and ongoing support to track your progress.

Yes, hip pain becomes more common with age due to natural wear and tear of the joints, especially in cases of osteoarthritis. However, hip pain is not something you should “just live with.” Modern, non-surgical treatments can significantly reduce pain and maintain mobility, even in older patients.

Absolutely. Maintaining a healthy weight, staying active with low-impact exercises, and focusing on proper posture and body mechanics can all reduce strain on the hips. Combined with medical treatments, these changes play an important role in preventing flare-ups and protecting long-term joint health.