Specialist Assessment & Rehabilitation for Hip Pain
Hip pain can affect walking, running, sleep and daily movement. It may develop gradually through overload or appear suddenly after injury.
At Peacock Pain & Injury Clinic, we assess hip pain thoroughly to identify whether symptoms originate from the joint, surrounding tendons, muscle imbalance or referred spinal irritation.
We provide structured rehabilitation in our Mold clinic to restore strength, control and long term resilience.
If your symptoms radiate from the lower back, you may also wish to review our Back Pain & Sciatica page.
Groin based hip pain may relate to joint surface irritation or early degenerative change.
Structured strength based rehabilitation is strongly supported for improving pain and function.
Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI)
Pain during deep flexion or squatting may relate to structural impingement patterns. Management focuses on strength, control and activity modification.
Labral Irritation
Some hip joint pain involves the labrum. We assess whether conservative rehabilitation is appropriate or referral is needed.
Sports Related Hip Injuries
We frequently manage hip pain in runners, footballers and gym based athletes as part of our wider Sports Injuries service.
Symptoms That Should Be Assessed
Persistent groin or outer hip pain
Pain during weight bearing
Clicking or catching sensations
Pain lasting more than several weeks
Pain radiating into the thigh
Early assessment reduces progression into chronic overload.
