Hip Pain Treatment Point Cook

Relieve Hip Pain and Move With Ease

At Point Cook Physical, we provide comprehensive care and effective solutions for individuals experiencing hip pain. Our dedicated team of healthcare professionals are committed to diagnosing the underlying causes of your hip pain, and developing personalised treatment options to help you find relief, restore mobility and improve functionality.

Our Comprehensive Approach

Our multi-disciplinary team combines diverse expertise, ensuring you receive optimal care for your hip pain:

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Acupuncture

Through targeted, traditional techniques, our acupuncturists stimulate key points to reduce pain and promote natural healing processes.
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Massage Therapy

Skilled massage therapists work to ease tight muscles, improve circulation, and reduce inflammation, creating an ideal environment for healing.
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Myotherapy

Focused on treating soft tissue pain, our myotherapists utilise trigger point therapy and corrective exercises to restore function and reduce discomfort.
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Osteopathy

Our osteopaths use hands-on techniques to address misalignments, release tension, and restore proper movement throughout the spine and surrounding joints.
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Physiotherapy

Our physiotherapists assess your movement and strength, creating personalised exercise plans and manual therapies that enhance stability and flexibility.
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Relief Is Possible — Start Treating Your Hip Pain

Here's what to expect with treatment at Point Cook Physical

Here at Point Cook Physical, we believe in providing a thorough and comprehensive assessment at the start of each new session. Our Practitioners will then develop a safe, bespoke and effective treatment plan that’s specifically tailored to your needs, goals and lifestyle. Our aim is to:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Since this joint holds up so much weight, hip pain is not uncommon. There are many causes of hip pain including:

  • Cartilage wear down
  • Muscle and tendon strain
  • Arthritis
  • Lower back problems
  • Fractures
  • Inflamed tendon
  • Infection
  • Pinched nerves
  • Polymyalgia rheumatica (inflammatory disorder)

The hip is the biggest ball and socket joint of the human body that allows the thighs to move in different directions. This joint along with muscles and tendons, help hold up the weight of the body so we can walk, run and jump. There is also cartilage in the socket of the joint to ensure smooth movements and to prevent friction.

It is common to feel discomfort in other areas of the body from hip pain. So you might feel discomfort in:

  • Thigh
  • Groin
  • Buttocks
  • Legs (when applying weight on it)

Other symptoms may also include any of the following:

  • Muscle stiffness
  • Reduced movement in the hip

When to seek treatment for hip pain?

It’s important to seek treatment from your practitioner if you experience any of the following:

  • Sudden or intense hip pain

  • Pain that follows an injury or fall

  • Noticeable swelling, bruising, or signs of inflammation

  • Ongoing pain that’s affecting your movement, sleep, or daily activities

When you see one of our experienced practitioners, they’ll take a detailed history of your symptoms, assess how you move, stand, and walk, and perform specific tests to pinpoint the cause of your discomfort. If further investigation is needed — such as an X-ray — they can refer you to your GP or a specialist to get a clearer picture.

We’ll help you find the right hip pain treatment

Which Service is Right for you?

If you’re unsure which treatment best suits your needs, we recommend booking a free consultation with one of our experienced practitioners. In this brief conversation, we’ll discuss your health concerns, provide insight into potential treatment options, and help you decide what approach may be most effective.

It’s also a great opportunity for you to get a feel for our team and see if we’re the right fit for your care.

Ready to get started? Book your free consultation today, or call us.