Treatment Options for Hip Pain at GAPC
Treatment for hip pain depends on its underlying cause and how significantly it is affecting a patient's daily life. For mild injuries to muscles, tendons, or the bursal sacs around the hip, rest and conservative self-care measures are often helpful as a starting point. When hip pain is related to arthritis, fractures, or other structural conditions, more targeted interventions may be appropriate. Our team focuses on non-surgical approaches first, addressing the source of pain with interventional options designed to reduce discomfort and support function.
At Greater Austin Pain Center's Dripping Springs clinic, our pain specialists may recommend one or more of the following approaches depending on your evaluation. The right combination of treatments is determined after a thorough review of your condition, lifestyle, and goals:
When physical therapy or other conservative care is an appropriate part of a patient's recovery, your care team can coordinate referrals to complement the interventional treatments offered in-house. Our Austin-area specialists are committed to providing care that is explained clearly and tailored to what each patient needs.
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