10/07/2025
Pain in your hip when sitting, walking, or twisting? It could be more than a strain.
Hip impingement happens when the ball and socket of your hip joint rub abnormally, leading to joint damage over time. Itβs a common condition in active individuals, but also appears in people with sedentary habits.
Early signs are often mistaken for groin or thigh pulls β which means itβs often underdiagnosed.
β οΈ Ignoring it can increase your risk of arthritis later on.
Get clarity on your hip pain. Book a clinical assessment today.
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πββοΈ Sharp pain in your hip when you sit, squat, or move a certain way?
You could be experiencing hip impingement, also known as femoroacetabular impingement (FAI). It happens when extra bone around the hip joint causes friction during movement, leading to pain, stiffness, and sometimes long-term joint damage.
This condition is common in active individuals, especially young adults and athletes, but it can affect anyone.
If caught early, hip impingement can often be managed with physiotherapy or minimally invasive treatment. Waiting too long may increase the risk of hip labral tears or arthritis.
Dr Chin provides thorough assessments and personalised care to help restore mobility and prevent long-term issues.
π± Call to book your appointment: 6690 2974
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Move freely, without the pinch.