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Hip Pain Treatment · Ravenhall

Hip Pain Treatment
Near Ravenhall

Osteopathy, Myotherapy, Physiotherapy & Allied Health Gym in Ravenhall. We diagnose the cause, treat the problem, and build the strength to keep it away.

Serving Caroline Springs, Taylors Hill, Cairnlea, Derrimut, Deer Park.

★ 5.0 Google Rating · Same-Day Appointments · Ravenhall, 38 Panamax Rd

Common Causes

What's causing your hip pain?

Hip Pain is rarely "just hip pain." At Injury Active Ravenhall, we identify the specific structure causing your pain, then treat it directly.

Hip Bursitis

Inflammation of the bursa (fluid-filled sac) over the greater trochanter, causing lateral hip pain that worsens with walking, climbing stairs, or lying on the affected side.

Gluteal Tendinopathy

Degeneration or irritation of the gluteal tendons, producing deep lateral hip pain that is aggravated by prolonged sitting, crossing legs, or single-leg activities.

Hip Osteoarthritis

Age-related degeneration of the hip joint cartilage, causing groin pain, stiffness, and reduced range of motion, particularly in the morning or after prolonged sitting.

Hip Flexor Strain

Overstretching or tearing of the hip flexor muscles (iliopsoas, rectus femoris), causing anterior hip or groin pain that worsens with walking, running, or lifting the knee.

Labral Tear

Tearing of the cartilage ring (labrum) around the hip socket, producing deep groin pain, clicking, or a feeling of instability, often associated with FAI.

Referred Pain From The Spine

Hip pain that originates from the lumbar spine or sacroiliac joint, often mimicking true hip pathology. Accurate diagnosis is essential to ensure the right treatment.

For a complete overview of hip pain causes, symptoms and treatment options, see our full hip pain guide →

Your Local Clinic

Injury Active Ravenhall

Address: 38 Panamax Rd, Ravenhall VIC 3023

Services: Osteopathy, Myotherapy, Physiotherapy & Allied Health Gym

Hours: Mon, Fri: 7am, 8:30pm · Sat: 9am, 1pm

Phone: (03) 7057 7284

Serving: Ravenhall, Caroline Springs, Taylors Hill, Cairnlea, Derrimut, Deer Park

No referral needed · Private health accepted · Same-day appointments often available

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FAQs

Common questions

Where is the hip pain clinic in Ravenhall?
Our Ravenhall clinic at 38 Panamax Rd is our flagship location for hip pain treatment in Melbourne's west. Serving patients from Ravenhall, Caroline Springs, Derrimut, and Taylors Hill, our team of physiotherapists, osteopaths, and exercise physiologists treat hip bursitis, hip osteoarthritis, gluteal tendinopathy, and hip flexor injuries, with an on-site rehabilitation gym for progressive loading and long-term recovery.
What causes hip pain?
Hip pain can be caused by a wide range of conditions including hip bursitis, hip flexor strain, osteoarthritis, labral tears, femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), gluteal tendinopathy, referred pain from the lower back, and IT band syndrome. An accurate diagnosis is essential to ensure the right treatment approach.
Should I see a physio or osteopath for hip pain?
Both physiotherapists and osteopaths are highly effective for hip pain. Physiotherapy focuses on movement retraining, strengthening, and rehabilitation, while osteopathy takes a whole-body approach addressing joint mechanics, muscle balance, and spinal alignment. At Injury Active Clinic, our team works together so you can access both disciplines under one roof.
Can hip pain be treated without surgery?
Yes, the vast majority of hip pain conditions respond well to conservative treatment. Physiotherapy, osteopathy, myotherapy, and exercise physiology can effectively manage hip bursitis, hip flexor injuries, gluteal tendinopathy, and mild to moderate hip osteoarthritis without surgery. Our team will advise you honestly if imaging or specialist referral is required.
How long does hip pain treatment take?
Acute hip injuries typically resolve within 4 to 8 sessions. Chronic conditions like hip osteoarthritis or gluteal tendinopathy may require a longer programme of 8 to 16 sessions, often combined with exercise physiology for progressive loading and long-term management. Your practitioner will give you a personalised timeline at your first appointment.

Ready to get your hip pain sorted?

Book a hip pain assessment at our Ravenhall clinic, in Ravenhall. We'll find the cause, explain the plan, and get you moving again.