Our hip joints are structured to support our bodies in standing positions and during dynamic movements. They are our bodies largest ball and socket joint, where the round, ball-like top of your thigh bone (femur) fits tightly into the cup-like part of your pelvis. This joint is lubricated with cartilage, allowing you to have smooth hip movement in many directions.
Over time, this joint can be damaged by degeneration or injury. The surrounding muscles, tendons and ligaments can get overused or the bone can be fractured from trauma resulting in pain and/or stiffness.
- Pain or ache in the hip, thigh, groin, buttocks and/or knee
- Pain may get worse with activity
- Limited range of motion
- Difficulty bearing weight on the affected side
- Catching, sharp bursts of pain
- Grinding or crackling (crepitus)
- Clicking or popping with certain movements
Internal Scar Tissue is a thick, tough, fibrous material that the body creates to quickly repair a damaged tissue such as muscles and tendons. It can build up in any area of the body where there has been internal and/or external damage. Internal Scar tissue is a very common cause of recurring or chronic pain after sport or work injuries, after surgery and it also often intermixes with Osteoarthritis.Visit our Internal Scar Tissue Page to learn more.
Visit our Hip Osteoarthritis Page to learn more.
Removes Internal Scar Tissue: Inhibits and removes Internal Scar Tissue that naturally forms from injury or repetitive strain, causing discomfort and a delay in healing.
Regenerates Muscle Tissue: Transfers light energy to the affected cells of muscle, regenerating and strengthening damaged muscle tissue to prevent future injury.
Activates Cartilage Production: Promotes the natural cartilage growth process by increasing the production of cellular energy (ATP).
Accelerates Bone Repair: Simulates the bone cells to replicate and produce new healthy bone tissue.
Nerve Regeneration: Helps damaged nerves to recover by growing the neural network and repairing vital insulation around the nerve.
Stimulates Blood Flow: Increases the delivery of oxygen and nutrients required for healing of the affected cells.
Visit our Cold Laser Therapy page to learn more about how the treatment works.