Low Back Pain Treatment
Precise diagnosis and non-surgical relief for disc, joint and muscular back pain.
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Overview
What is joint pain?
Hip pain is one of the most commonly mislabelled complaints. True hip joint pain sits in the groin, while outer hip pain usually comes from the gluteal tendons and bursa, and buttock pain often comes from the spine.
Getting that distinction right is the whole treatment. We separate joint, tendon and referred spinal pain before we treat anything.
Common symptoms
- Groin pain deep in the joint when turning or rising
- Sharp outer hip pain when lying on that side
- Buttock pain that spreads down the thigh
- Stiffness putting on shoes or socks
- Limping after a short walk
What causes it
- Hip osteoarthritis
- Gluteal tendinopathy and trochanteric bursitis
- Hip impingement and labral irritation
- Sacroiliac joint dysfunction
- Referred pain from the lumbar spine
Our approach
How we treat hip pain treatment
1
Differentiate the source
Joint, tendon and spine tests to find where the pain really begins.
2
Confirm with guidance
Ultrasound or a diagnostic block to prove the target before treating it.
3
Settle the pain
Precise injection or medication so you can sleep and move again.
4
Rebuild stability
Glute and trunk strengthening to protect the hip long term.
Treatment options
What your plan might include
Intra-articular hip injection
Image-guided relief for an arthritic hip joint.
Bursa & tendon injection
Ultrasound-guided treatment for outer hip pain.
Sacroiliac joint block
For buttock pain arising from the SI joint.
Strength programme
Progressive loading built on measured strength data.
Results
What treatment achieves
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sleep through the night
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to first real relief
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pain score reduction
“Two years of being told it was arthritis. It was the tendon on the outside — one guided injection and a strength plan fixed it.”
Meera J. · Gluteal tendinopathy, treated 2025
FAQs
Hip Pain Treatment questions, answered
Is my hip pain actually from my back?+
Often, yes. Buttock and rear-thigh pain frequently originates in the lumbar spine, and we test for that first.
Do I need an MRI?+
Not usually. Most hip pain is diagnosed clinically, with ultrasound where guidance helps.
Will I need a hip replacement?+
Only a small minority do. We treat the pain first and refer only if function stays poor.
Ready to treat your joint pain?
Same-week appointments available. Bring any scans you have — or come with nothing but your story.