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Hip Pain Clinic in Bromley

Hip pain can affect walking, exercise, sport and everyday comfort. At Bromley Sports Injury Clinic, we provide fast, osteopath-led assessment and treatment for hip pain in Bromley, including Beckenham, Hayes, Petts Wood, Chislehurst, Orpington and surrounding areas, with same-week appointments often available within 48 hours and home visits available.

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We support people with sports-related hip pain, gym and cycling injuries, and longer-term conditions such as hip osteoarthritis, using detailed clinical assessment and diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound where appropriate to guide treatment.

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Common Causes of Hip Pain We See in Clinic

 

Sports & Activity-Related Hip Pain

Cycling

  • Repetitive pedalling and prolonged hip flexion can overload hip flexors and groin

  • High training volume and bike setup issues are common contributors

  • Many cyclists return to riding following appropriate rehab after arthroscopy

Tennis & Golf

  • Hip flexor strain, FAI and labral irritation are common

  • Restricted hip mobility can contribute to low back pain in rotational sports

Gym & Weight Training

  • Squats, lunges and deadlifts may overload the hip joint and adductors

  • Poor technique, limited mobility and muscle imbalance are frequent causes

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Degenerative & Load-Related Hip Pain

Hip Osteoarthritis

  • Gradual joint degeneration causing pain, stiffness and reduced movement

  • Symptoms often worsen with weight-bearing if load is not managed correctly

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Conditions We Treat

We diagnose and manage a wide range of hip issues, including:

 

Our Diagnostic Approach with Ultrasound

Many people attend our Bromley hip clinic because they want clarity, not guesswork. Using cutting-edge, real-time musculoskeletal ultrasound, we can:

  • Visualise soft tissues—tendons, bursa, labrum, muscles—while you move

  • Identify inflammation, tears, bursitis, or joint narrowing

  • Monitor healing over time

This is faster, safer, and more accessible than X-ray/MRI for most hip-related complaints.

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Rehabilitation & Treatment Plans

Your hip care plan will be customised based on scan results and lifestyle. It may include:

  • Advice and guidance on cycling setup, running, gym technique or racket sports

  • Strength and mobility exercises tailored to the hip joint

  • Manual therapy and myofascial release

  • Postural re-education and load management

  • Ultrasound-guided injections when needed

  • Progressive return-to-activity, including gym training, cycling, and tennis

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FAQs – Hip Pain & Active Lifestyle

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Q: Can hip pain improve without surgery?
Yes. Many hip problems improve with accurate diagnosis, strength-based rehabilitation and load management. Surgery is usually only considered if symptoms persist despite appropriate care.

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Q: Can cycling cause hip pain?
Yes. Stationary/inflexible setups and repetitive motion often lead to hip tendonitis or labral irritation 

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Q: How do you diagnose a labral tear or impingement?
With real-time ultrasound we assess soft tissue structure and movement to detect tears, impingement, or inflammation.

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Q: Do you treat osteoarthritis with ultrasound?
Yes. We monitor joint space, inflammation while supporting your activity modifications.

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Q: Do gym exercises worsen hip issues?
They can if technique or mobility is poor. Our rehab plans correct form and gradually restore strength.

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Q: Can I book without seeing a GP?
Absolutely. You can book directly online or call us. Same-week appointments are typically available.

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Ready to take the next step?

Book your hip pain assessment in Bromley and get a clear diagnosis and personalised treatment plan.

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​​Not quite sure yet?

No problem. Get in touch and we’ll be happy to talk things through with you. Whether you have a question about your symptoms, our services, or what to expect, we’re here to help, just pop us a message. 

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Reviewed by: Geoff Gardener, Registered Osteopath (GOsC 8289) — Director, Bromley Sports Injury Clinic
Credentials: Osteopath · ECG Technician · Advanced DSE Assessor · Manual Handling Trainer · Phlebotomist
Regulatory information: CQC Provider — Colmore Health Limited (ID: 1-18387136912)
Last medically reviewed: 03 October 2025
Next review due: 03 April 2026
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