Hip Joint Care in Indore
Hip Joint Pain and Hip Replacement Surgery
The hip joint is one of the largest and strongest joints in the human body, helping you walk, sit, stand and perform daily activities.
This page explains hip joint anatomy, common causes of hip pain, symptoms that should not be ignored, diagnosis and treatment options ranging from conservative care to hip surgery.
What Is the Hip Joint?
The hip joint is a ball-and-socket joint formed by the femoral head and the acetabulum of the pelvis.
Common Causes of Hip Pain
Hip pain can result from arthritis, injury, inflammation, AVN or developmental problems.
Causes
- Osteoarthritis.
- Rheumatoid Arthritis.
- Hip Fractures.
- Avascular Necrosis.
- Bursitis or Tendinitis.
- Developmental Dysplasia.
- Hip Impingement Syndrome.
Symptoms Not to Ignore
- Persistent hip or groin pain.
- Difficulty walking or standing.
- Morning stiffness.
- Clicking or grinding.
- Limited range of motion.
- Limping or imbalance.
Hip or groin pain with limp, fall history or loss of movement should be checked early.
Diagnosis of Hip Joint Problems
Diagnosis starts with examination and is supported by imaging or blood tests when needed.
Clinical Assessment
- Pain location and walking pattern.
- Range of motion and strength.
- Limp, imbalance and daily activity limitation.
Investigations
- X-rays to detect arthritis, alignment or fracture.
- MRI or CT scan for AVN, soft tissues or complex bone detail.
- Blood tests when infection or autoimmune disease is suspected.
Hip Joint Treatment Options
Treatment depends on cause, severity, age and activity level.
Conservative Care
- Medicines for pain and inflammation.
- Physiotherapy for flexibility and strength.
- Lifestyle modification and posture correction.
- Injections in selected patients.
Surgical Care
Book Consultation
Book consultation for hip pain or hip arthritis
Book a consultation if hip pain affects walking, sitting, sleep, work or daily activity.
The aim is to diagnose the cause and decide whether conservative care, hip preservation or replacement is appropriate.