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Hip Education & Clinical Insight

Evidence-informed articles to help you understand hip pain, diagnosis and rehabilitation.

Assessment

Why hip pain needs more than generic exercise

A specialist look at diagnosis, movement testing and why rehab must match the individual, not just the condition name.

Sport

FAI, labral pain and martial arts athletes

Understanding range of motion, loading and rotational demands in kicking, grappling and combat sports.

Diagnosis

When should hip pain be referred for imaging?

A practical guide to red flags, persistent symptoms and when clinical assessment needs further investigation.

GTPS

Trochanteric bursitis: symptoms and why the name misleads

The traditional name for outer hip pain — but most cases are actually gluteal tendinopathy. A specialist explains the real driver.

Diagnosis

What can be mistaken for hip bursitis?

Several conditions get mislabelled as hip bursitis — gluteal tendinopathy, OA, FAI, and back-referred pain. A specialist explains how to tell them apart.

Symptoms

Snapping hip syndrome: why your hip clicks and catches

The three types of snapping hip — most are benign, but some signal a tendon or labral problem. How to tell which is which.

FAI

FAI hip symptoms: how to know if you have impingement

The signs of hip impingement — and why a scan alone doesn't always tell you whether it's actually causing your pain.

Treatment

Does hip impingement go away without surgery?

For many people, FAI symptoms can settle without surgery. What conservative care can achieve — and when surgery is considered.

Sport

Groin strain: grades, healing time and how to treat it

How to tell a mild groin strain from a serious one, realistic timelines by grade, and how to return to sport without it coming back.

Men's Health

Male groin pain: causes by location, and when to worry

Common musculoskeletal causes in men — plus the red flags (lump, testicular pain, fever) that mean you should see a doctor first.

Women's Health

Female groin pain: causes by location, and when to worry

What causes groin pain in women — by side and location — including hip, adductor, pregnancy-related and non-musculoskeletal causes.

Diagnosis

Is your hip pain actually coming from your back?

A lot of stubborn "hip" pain is referred from the lower back. How to tell the difference — and why treating the wrong one keeps you stuck.

Walking

Hip pain when walking: mechanical vs referred causes

Why your hip hurts when you walk — joint, tendon or back-referred — how to tell them apart, and what actually helps.

Common Hip Conditions Explained

In-depth guides to the most common causes of hip pain — symptoms, mechanisms, and what actually treats them.