Hip Unit

Regain mobility and relieve hip pain with treatment tailored to your needs.

The Hip: Essential for Mobility

Hip conditions include traumatic injuries (fractures or labral tears), degenerative conditions (osteoarthritis) and inflammatory disorders (bursitis, arthritis and synovitis). Some of the most common problems include hip osteoarthritis, labral injuries and gluteal tendinopathies.

 

At TraumaCare Clinic, we treat each patient individually, offering options that may include physiotherapy, pain-relieving medication, corticosteroid injections, platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or hyaluronic acid injections and, when necessary, surgery.

Our primary goal is to relieve pain, improve function and help patients return to their previous level of mobility and activity.

What Hip Conditions Do We Treat?

Avascular Necrosis

Necrosis avascular

Hip Labral Tears

Hip Dysplasia

Femoroacetabular Impingement (FAI)

Gluteus Medius and Hip Rotator Tendinopathy

Hip Bursitis

Snapping Hip Syndrome

Our Approach to Hip Treatment

Initial Assessment

We carry out a detailed clinical assessment, supported by diagnostic imaging such as X-rays, ultrasound scans or MRI scans.

Accurate Diagnosis

We identify the underlying cause of your symptoms to determine the most appropriate treatment.

Personalised Treatment

We develop an individual treatment plan that may include physiotherapy, injections, regenerative therapies or surgery when necessary.

Ongoing Follow-Up

We support you throughout your recovery, adjusting your treatment according to your progress.

Frequently Asked Questions

You should seek specialist advice if hip pain or stiffness limits your daily activities, disrupts your sleep or does not improve with rest and conservative treatment.

 

We offer a range of treatments, from physiotherapy and medication to therapeutic injections and advanced surgical procedures, including hip replacement and arthroscopy. Treatment is always tailored to each patient’s needs.

In many cases, conservative or biological treatments can delay or prevent the need for surgery. However, for more severe conditions, surgery may be the most effective option for restoring mobility and relieving pain.

Do You Need an Orthopaedic Assessment?

Based in Torrevieja, we offer both in-person appointments and online consultations.

Get in touch with our team to discuss your symptoms and explore the most suitable treatment options for your needs.

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