04/13/2026
Walking (gait) changes due to biomechanical injury such as an ankle sprain or knee strain, can generate hip pain. Your gait may also shift to counterbalance new body demands such as a job change, an alteration in the way you sit, a new sport or activity, or if you start driving for long periods of time on a regular basis. The point is, anything that generates an asymmetry or imbalance when you are in motion can cause painful hip problems. Many times hip pain is also related to lower back discomfort.
Your Chiropractor can help in many of these areas. Along with your adjustments, as part of the chiropractic management of your hip problem. They will also offer appropriate progressive rehabilitative exercises that include muscle stretching and strengthening.
The fact is hip pain won’t disappear on its own. Hip pain indicates that something needs to be corrected. Get out of pain, get back in balance, and get your life back now! Call Our office. We know what to do to help you!
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