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Hip Pain

Hip Pain

At Fonixen Spine & Pain, we provide comprehensive hip pain treatment in Nacharam, Hyderabad, focusing on identifying the underlying causes of discomfort and improving mobility. Our medical team evaluates various hip-related conditions, including arthritis, injuries, and other musculoskeletal problems, to develop individualized treatment plans based on each patient’s symptoms and medical needs.

Hip pain can affect walking, sitting, standing, and other everyday activities. Discomfort may originate from the hip joint or surrounding structures, including muscles, tendons, and the pelvic region. Understanding the cause is an important step towards appropriate care. Learn more about conditions associated with hip and buttock pain.

At Fonixen Spine & Pain, our approach to hip pain management in Nacharam focuses on reducing discomfort, improving joint function, and supporting daily activities. Depending on the diagnosis and severity of the condition, treatment options may include medication, physiotherapy, activity modification, and other appropriate non-surgical interventions. Surgical treatment may be considered when clinically necessary, based on the underlying condition and medical assessment.

Hip pain can sometimes be associated with other conditions, including pelvic pain or problems affecting the structures surrounding the hip joint. A medical evaluation can help determine whether further investigations or specific treatment approaches are required.

If you are experiencing persistent hip discomfort, stiffness, difficulty walking, or restricted movement, consult the medical team at Fonixen Spine & Pain to discuss suitable treatment options. You can also learn about avascular necrosis of the hip, a condition that can damage the hip joint if not appropriately managed.

Contact Fonixen Spine & Pain to schedule a consultation for hip pain evaluation and treatment in Nacharam, Hyderabad. Our aim is to help patients understand their condition and make informed decisions about their care.

Painful hip can be caused by :

  • Arthritis
  • Degenerative arthritis
  • Osteoarthritis (Also known as wear and tear arthritis. Usually a result of a broken or fractured bone)
  • Rheumatoid arthritis
  • Hip fractures
  • Bursitis
  • Tendinitis
  • Muscle or tendon strain
Muscle or tendon strain

Process of Treatment :

  • Medications to reduce the pain. These may be simple over the counter medications or can be medications prescribed by a pain specialist. Medications might include muscle relaxants or anti-neuropathic (nerve pain) medications. Sometimes analgesic compound creams are used to ease pain.
  • Pain interventions: injection therapies can be used to target, diagnose and manage chronic pain caused by muscle, joint and nerve pain. This includes interventional therapies like nerve blocks (lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh, articular branches of the femoral and obturator nerve, medial branch nerve(s), lumbar nerve roots, cluneal nerves, gluteal nerves, sciatic nerve and even the lumbar plexus) radiofrequency ablation (RFA), pulsed radiofrequency (PRF) to the nerves previously blocked. Epidural and nerve root steroid injections. Sympathetic nerve blocks can also be performed.
  • Platelet-rich plasma (PRP Injections) can also be used in some locations around this area. Botox injections can be considered for certain types of hip nerve pain. It can be helpful in providing pain reduction that can last many months at a time.
  • Nerve stimulation or neuromodulation techniques: advanced pain reduction strategies may include spinal cord stimulation for severe hip pain. Some forms of spinal cord stimulation are high frequency stimulation (HF10), tonic stimulation, multi-waveform stimulation, Burst DR stimulation and even dorsal root ganglion (DRG) stimulation.
  • Surgery is generally recommended when tests show structural changes that need corrective surgery. When other therapies fail, surgery may be considered an option to relieve pain caused by serious musculoskeletal injuries or nerve compression. These are typically performed by an orthopaedic surgeon. Types of surgery might include, arthroscopy reconstruction, open reduction & internal fixation, osteotomy, synovectomy, relocation of a dislocated hip, arthrodesis, total hip replacement, joint revision.
  • Rehabilitation: most types of chronic pain treatment should be managed alongside some form of specialist rehabilitation. This is when the best results occur.
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