Hip and Groin Pain Conditions, Assessment and Treatment
Joint Injection Clinic provides private assessment and treatment for hip and groin pain at clinics in Dartford, Kings Hill, Canterbury and Romford. No GP referral is required, and appointments are usually available within 24–48 hours.
Hip and groin symptoms may originate from the hip joint, tendons, bursae, muscles or structures around the pelvis and lower abdomen. Because these conditions can produce similar pain patterns, treatment begins with a clinical assessment rather than a predetermined procedure.
Common Hip and Groin Pain Conditions
Explore the conditions below to learn about their symptoms, possible causes and available treatment options.
Hip and Groin Pain Treatment Near You
Hip and groin pain does not always originate from the hip joint. Treatment at JIC therefore begins with an individual assessment to identify the structures most likely to be causing your symptoms.
Depending on the diagnosis, treatment may include activity and load-management advice, MSK physiotherapy and progressive rehabilitation designed to improve strength, movement and function.
Diagnostic MSK ultrasound may be helpful when a tendon, bursa or other soft-tissue structure requires further assessment. Where symptoms suggest a condition affecting the joint, bones or deeper pelvic structures, your clinician may recommend an X-ray, MRI scan or specialist opinion.
Shockwave therapy may be considered for selected cases of persistent proximal hamstring or gluteal tendinopathy. If clinically appropriate, an ultrasound-guided corticosteroid injection may be considered for selected cases of hip osteoarthritis or pain involving the trochanteric or iliopsoas bursa.