Chiropractic Care and Rehabilitation for Hip Pain

Lower Crossed Syndrome and Hip Pain

In today’s culture, the hip musculature is becoming more and more off balance due to decreased movement. When we sit all day we end up with inhibited Glute Muscles and over-dominant or ‘taught’ feeling Quadriceps Muscles. This imbalance is a leading cause to a lot of chronic Hip Pain.

Conditions that can lead to Pain in the Hip Joint:

• Bursitis

• Osteoarthritis

• Forefoot Pronation

• Labrum Tear

• Gluteal Tendonopathy

• Hamstring Tear or Strain

• SI Joint Dysfunction

• Untreated Knee Pain

Comprised of a Ball-and-Socket joint, the Hip is one of the most mobile joints in your body. Because of this nature, it may take on a lot of undue stress. Here at Minnesota Movement our chiropractors aim to find out key points on muscular firing patterns and structural misalignment within the Hip Joint as well as the surrounding pelvis and knee/ankle/foot.