Hip
Groin or lateral hip pain, stiffness, and functional limitation when walking or running.

Most common conditions
- Hip osteoarthritisDegenerative wear of the hip joint cartilage, producing mechanical groin and anterior thigh pain with progressive walking limitation.
- Hip cartilage damageCartilage damage or early degenerative wear of the hip joint surface, presenting with deep groin pain and mechanical discomfort.
- Femoroacetabular impingementAbnormal mechanical abutment between the femoral head-neck junction and the acetabular rim, causing groin pain during hip flexion and rotation.
- Greater trochanteric pain syndromeLateral hip pain typically caused by gluteus medius or minimus tendinopathy, often accompanied by trochanteric bursal inflammation.
All clinical conditions: Hip
Clinical assessment
Need an assessment?
A clinical consultation allows understanding the cause of pain and discussing the most appropriate options for your situation.
- Detailed clinical examination
- In-office ultrasound
- Evidence-based options