Hip Conditions

🔹 Tendinopathies & Muscle Injuries

• Gluteus medius/minimus tendinopathy (greater trochanteric pain syndrome)

• Iliopsoas tendinopathy or bursitis

• Hamstring tendinopathy (proximal, distal)

• Adductor tendinopathy (groin pain)

• Hip flexor strain

• Hamstring strain or tear (non-surgical grade I–II)

• Quadriceps strain

🔹 Bursitis & Soft Tissue Conditions

• Greater trochanteric bursitis

• Iliopsoas bursitis

• Ischial bursitis

• Snapping hip syndrome (external or internal snapping)

🔹 Intra-Articular Pathology

• Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI – cam, pincer, or mixed types)

• Labral tears (non-operative cases or post-op rehab)

• Early hip osteoarthritis

• Synovitis/effusions

🔹 Bone Stress Injuries

• Femoral neck stress fracture (compression side, non-displaced)

• Pelvic stress fractures (pubic ramus, sacrum – non-op cases)

• Apophyseal injuries in adolescents (AIIS, ASIS, ischial tuberosity)

🔹 Arthritic & Degenerative Conditions

• Hip osteoarthritis (early to moderate)