Hip pain & Pelvic Pain

You should seek care if hip or pelvic pain: persists for several days interferes with walking or daily activities worsens with movement or weight-bearing Early treatment may help prevent the …

Yes. When the pelvis is not moving properly, it can alter biomechanics and place additional stress on the hips and lower back.

Hip bursitis typically causes pain on the outer side of the hip, especially when walking, climbing stairs, or lying on the affected side.

No. Many cases of hip pain originate from the pelvis or lower spine, including the sacroiliac joints.

Yes. Chiropractic care can improve joint mobility, reduce muscle tension, and address underlying mechanical causes of hip pain.