No one wants to deal with hip pain. But for some, hip pain is a part of everyday life. It doesn’t have to be this way. You can manage your symptoms and improve your quality of life through physical therapy for hip pain. Physical therapists are licensed health professionals who have a variety of techniques
Physical therapy for hip pain: Does it actually work?
July 17th, 2023
Can physical therapy help people with post-traumatic hip osteoarthritis?
January 10th, 2022You might not be aware of it at the time, but hip injuries can lead to other issues later. An injury such as a fracture, for instance, can lead to post-traumatic hip osteoarthritis. This condition happens when the cartilage in the hip is damaged. This can cause the hip joint bones to rub against one
Four ways a physical therapist can help address hip pain at night
September 10th, 2021If you experienced increased hip pain at night, there can be a few possible explanations. For starters, while you’re sleeping you aren’t moving around. This can cause your hip joints to swell, leading to stiffness that causes pain when you wake up. Hip pain at night can be frustrating because it makes falling asleep more
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