Femoroacetabular Impingement
The hip joint is formed where the head of the femur meets the pelvis at a point called...
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Gluteal tendinopathy occurs with damage to the tendons of the gluteal muscles, primarily...
Read MorePiriformis Syndrome
The piriformis muscle spans from the sacrum at the centre of the pelvis, spanning to the...
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Bursas are closed sacs filled with fluid that appear throughout the bodies close to joints...
Read MoreHip Osteoarthritis
Osteoarthritis is a common degenerative condition often called “wear and tear” which...
Read MoreTotal Hip Replacement
Hip replacements are sometimes performed without prior planning due to broken hips...
Read MoreHip Physio
Hip conditions are frequently treated at My Physio My Health. Our proficient team specialises in diagnosing and managing a wide spectrum of hip-related issues, from acute injuries to age-related degeneration. The hip, a key joint in the body, is susceptible to a variety of injuries and conditions. Patients often come to us with symptoms ranging from minor discomfort to severe pain and mobility issues.
Our Treatment Approach
We recognise the individual nature of each hip condition and provide personalised treatment plans. Our process includes a thorough evaluation to identify the exact cause of the hip issue. Our treatment strategies may involve
MANUAL THERAPY
Manual therapy to alleviate hip pain and enhance joint function.
Balance
Balance training to improve awareness and dynamic control of the hip.
joint stability
Custom exercise programs to strengthen hip muscles and improve joint stability.
modifying activities
Advice on modifying activities to prevent further injury and facilitate recovery.
ULTRASOUND OR LASER
Utilisation of modalities like ultrasound or hydrotherapy as needed.
Our Commitment to Recovery
At My Physio My Health, we are dedicated to helping our patients return to their normal activities safely and promptly. We focus on providing immediate pain relief and long-term solutions to prevent future hip problems.