Pain · Hip & Pelvis

Hip osteoarthritis (coxarthrosis)

Hip pain due to wear and tear? Even with coxarthrosis, targeted movement can achieve a great deal—often for years without surgery.

Overview

What is hip osteoarthritis (coxarthrosis)?

In hip osteoarthritis (coxarthrosis), the cartilage in the hip joint is worn down. As with other forms of osteoarthritis, the X-ray says little about your symptoms. Movement, strength, and mobility are the most effective ways to maintain function and quality of life.

Typical symptoms

Groin or buttock pain, start-up pain after rest, increasing stiffness, and reduced mobility (e.g., when putting on shoes). Symptoms often worsen with prolonged load.

Possible causes

Age, overuse, malalignment, previous injuries, and genetic predisposition. Weak hip musculature can contribute to symptoms.

Our solution

How ToonyTherapy helps you

In line with clinical guidelines, active therapy comes first: With targeted evidence-based training, we strengthen the hip muscles and maintain mobility; manual therapy relieves pain and stiffness. This helps you stay mobile—often for years without surgery.

Frequently asked questions

Not necessarily. Many people benefit from conservative therapy for a long time. A prosthesis only becomes an option when symptoms are severe and persistent.
No. Appropriately dosed movement and strength training are the most effective treatment and help maintain joint function.
Regular movement, targeted training, and a healthy body weight help the most. We will create a suitable program for you.

Stay mobile with your hip.

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