Hip Pain | Physician Assistant-Certified & Pain Management Physicians located in Wesley Chapel, Zephyrhills, Brandon, Riverview, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, Tampa and St. Petersburg, FL

Hip Pain Treatment at Florida Pain Medicine

The cause of your hip pain may be the result of a variety of problems that begin in your hip joint, your spine, or your groin. The expert physicians at Florida Pain Medicine help patients in Wesley Chapel, Zephyrhills, Brandon, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, Tampa, Riverview, and St. Petersburg, Florida, determine the underlying cause of hip pain to create the most effective treatment plan for you. Call or schedule an appointment online today to learn about the many available treatment options for hip pain.

What Causes Hip Pain?

While the pain in your hip may be commonly occurring, the potential causes are varied, so there’s no one-size-fits-all way to treat it. You may feel pain in one or both hips if you have a problem with your joints, spine, or buttocks. Hip pain may also be the result of problems with your muscles, tendons, or ligaments.

Oftentimes hip pain may be a symptom of an underlying disease or health condition that affects your lower back, but you feel the pain in your hips instead. Common causes of hip pain include:

Bursitis Arthritis

Fractures or sprains Sciatica

IT band syndrome Muscle strains

Hematoma Pinched nerves

Tendinitis Dislocation

What are the Symptoms of Hip Pain?

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How is Hip Pain Treated?

You may experience pain on the outside or inside of your hip, depending on the underlying cause. Common symptoms of temporary or chronic hip pain include:Loss of motion in your hipSwelling or tenderness in the area

Difficulty sleeping or sittingPain in your groin, buttocks, or legsLimpingPelvic pain

Pain that is worse after prolonged or repetitive activitiesRadiating pain