
Clearwater Hip Pain Treatment
Experienced Orthopedists Are Here to Help
Hip pain can occur from the joint itself or the soft tissue surrounding it. The location of your hip pain can often reveal the underlying cause.
Hip pain can radiate into other areas of the body, including:
- Groin
- Buttock area
- Front of thigh into your knee
- On the boney side of your hip joint
The hip joint itself results in pain on the inside of your hip or your groin and can radiate into the knee. Pain on the outside of your hip, upper thigh or outer buttock is usually caused by problems with muscles, ligaments, tendons, bursa and the soft tissue around your hip joint.
Need help with hip pain? Contact Comprehensive Spine Institute today at (727) 300-2537.
What’s Causing Your Hip Pain?
Hip pain can also be caused by diseases and conditions in other areas of your body, such as your lower back causing referred pain.
Conditions that cause hip pain include:
- Arthritis of the hip
- Fractures or dislocation of the hip joint
- Bursitis of the hip joint
- Congenital disorders like hip dysplasia and Perthe’s disease
- Labral tears of the hip joint
- Avascular necrosis of the hip joint
- Auto-immune disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis, psoriasis, etc.
We will need to perform an assessment to diagnose the source of your pain. This often involves using imaging technology such as x-rays, bone scans, MRI, and hip arthroscopy.
When the source of your pain is diagnosed, it can be treated with shots, stem cells, surgery (including arthroscopic hip surgery), or joint regeneration and medication as appropriate. Our innovative procedures provide fast and effective recovery.
At CSI, we always explore conservative treatment options before considering surgery. Contact us online or call (727) 300-2537 to learn more.
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Minimal Wait Time
You shouldn't have to wait a profound amount of time to see a physician we'll get you in, in two weeks or less.
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Education Is Key
We believe in educating our patients so they feel empowered when making decisions about their care.
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3 Convenient Locations
We are easily accessible with 3 locations that are able to provide the same quality of care.
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Multi-Specialty Practice
We pride ourselves on providing our patients with care from physicians who specialize in their needs.

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