Orthopedic Hip Pain Relief in Dallas — Walk, Sit & Sleep Again

Accidents, falls, and sports injuries often cause bursitis, labral tears, or arthritis that make every step or night’s rest painful. Our fellowship-trained orthopedic and pain specialists provide fast diagnosis and targeted treatment—therapy, injections, PRP, or arthroscopy—to restore motion and relieve pain. Same-day or next-day appointments available across seven Dallas-Fort Worth clinics.
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  • Board-Certified Specialists
  • Fluoroscopy-Guided Injections
  • Early, Professional Diagnosis
  • Personalized Treatment Plans
  • Seven DFW Locations
  • Non-Opioid-First Care

Why It Hurts?

Hip pain is common after car accidents, falls, or repetitive stress. Injuries like labral tears, bursitis, and arthritis inflame the hip joint, causing stiffness and groin pain. Without early evaluation, problems progress into chronic arthritis or mobility loss. Learn more about IT Band Syndrome and Knee Pain.

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Hip Pain Symptoms

Pain in groin or
 outer hip

Clicking, catching,
 or locking

Pain lying on
 affected side

Limping or reduced
 hip motion

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Why Choose Us?

  • Fellowship-trained hip and pain doctors

  • Same-day or next-day injury evaluations 

  • Non-opioid-first care: cortisone, PRP, therapy

  • Advanced arthroscopy and minimally invasive surgery
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Proven Treatments

Physical therapy and strengthening 

Fluoroscopy-guided cortisone injection 

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) 

Arthroscopy for labral tear or impingement

Hip replacement for severe arthritis

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is hip pain a labral tear?

Hip clicking, catching, or locking after a fall or sports injury may suggest a labral tear. MRI confirms damage and guides whether therapy, injections, or arthroscopy is best. Learn more on our Hip Pain page.

Can hip bursitis come from an accident?

Yes. Direct trauma from falls or crashes can inflame the bursae, causing pain on the outer hip and difficulty lying on that side. Injections and therapy reduce swelling. Learn more on our IT Band Syndrome page.

How soon can I walk after a hip injection?

Most patients can walk the same day, with mild soreness for 24–48 hours. Avoid running, squats, or impact sports during that period, so the injection works effectively. See more on our Therapies page.

Do injections help hip arthritis?

Yes. Cortisone injections reduce pain and stiffness, while PRP can improve tendon and joint healing. Both approaches are non-opioid-first strategies. Learn more about biologics at our PRP page.

When should hip pain after a fall be imaged?

If you cannot walk normally, have persistent groin pain, or hear clicking/catching after trauma, imaging is essential. X-rays check for fracture; MRI detects labral or cartilage injury. Learn more at Hip Pain.

Why is early treatment important for hip injuries?

Delaying care can allow labral tears or bursitis to worsen into arthritis and chronic disability. Early evaluation and treatment—therapy, injections, or arthroscopy—shorten recovery and protect long-term function. Learn more on our Leg, Hip & Foot Hub.