Hip & Pelvis Orthopedics in Dallas — Walk, Sit & Climb Without Guesswork

Often, yes. Correcting impingement mechanics and strengthening hips reduces joint irritation so symptoms recede. If pain blocks rehab, a targeted Hip Injection may create a window for progress. Surgery is considered for mechanical block, instability, or failure of comprehensive care. Understand indicators and expectations inside Hip Labral Tear.

When targeted relief would enable rehab or clarify diagnosis. Using fluoroscopy only when indicated, Hip Injection or SI Joint Injection can reduce pain to enable movement retraining. For patterns that mimic the hip, review SI Joint Dysfunction and how diagnostic blocks support accurate planning.

Foot placement, cadence, and pelvic control determine hip load. Small changes reduce compression and improve efficiency so pain fades while capacity rises. We pair cues with strength and mobility inside Hip Rehab; runners progress safely with Return-to-Run. Expect stepwise volume increases only when symptoms and mechanics stay stable, preventing boom-and-bust training cycles.

History, exam maneuvers, and movement testing separate intra-articular pathology from lateral gluteal or adductor sources. When uncertainty remains, diagnostic Hip Injection or SI Joint Injection can clarify. Accurate labeling speeds targeted care. Compare typical findings in GTPS and Femoroacetabular Impingement.

When results will change management—suspected labral tear with mechanical symptoms, instability, stress injury, or stalled progress despite correct loading. Otherwise, exam-guided Hip Rehab usually moves recovery faster. Review triggers in Hip Osteoarthritis and indications in Hip Labral Tear.

Yes. We prioritize same- or next-day visits and provide a bilingual team (English/Español) for scheduling, visits, and instructions. Rapid evaluation sets safe do/don’t guardrails and starts right-sized care immediately. Review visit flow in What to Expect and how Hip Rehab progresses strength, mobility, and gait without constant flare-ups.