Hip and Knee Pain

Your hips and knees work together every time you stand, walk, or bend. The hip acts as a ball-and-socket joint that supports the weight of your body, while the knee operates as a hinge joint designed for smooth forward motion.

Move Freely Without Stiffness or Discomfort

Hip or knee pain can turn simple tasks like getting out of a chair, walking up stairs, or lying down to rest into daily challenges. Whether the pain came on suddenly from an injury or slowly developed over time, it can affect your confidence, mobility, and quality of life. At Silver Physio, we help you restore strength, movement, and balance in your hips and knees so you can get back to living comfortably and confidently.

Why Do Hip and Knee Pain Happen?

Your hips and knees work together every time you stand, walk, or bend. The hip acts as a ball-and-socket joint that supports the weight of your body, while the knee operates as a hinge joint designed for smooth forward motion. When one of these joints becomes weak, stiff, or misaligned, the other absorbs extra stress and eventually becomes painful too.

Pain can come directly from the joint or from another area affecting the way you move. Issues such as muscle imbalances, nerve irritation, poor posture, or incorrect walking patterns can place excessive strain on hips and knees, turning a minor problem into long term discomfort.

Common Causes of Hip and Knee Pain

Arthritis

Inflammation inside the joint causes stiffness, swelling, and difficulty moving. Physiotherapy helps manage symptoms and improve function.

Tendinitis

Repetitive stress irritates the tendons, making everyday movements painful. Treatment reduces inflammation and restores strength.

Sprains and Strains

Sudden movements or falls can overstretch ligaments and muscles. Physiotherapy restores stability and helps prevent future injury.

Bursitis

Inflamed fluid-filled sacs around the joint cause tenderness and discomfort. Manual therapy and movement correction ease the pressure.

Labral Tears

Damage to the hip cartilage causes sharp pain and instability. Targeted exercises and joint training support healing and improve movement.

Iliotibial Band Syndrome

Tight hip muscles affect knee alignment, causing friction and pain along the outer leg. Treatment improves flexibility and biomechanics.

Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome

Imbalanced hip and thigh muscles pull the kneecap out of alignment. Strengthening and retraining movement patterns reduce pain and restore control.

What Pre-Surgical Rehab Includes

Pain is not just a symptom. It is a message that something is not moving as it should. Our clinicians begin with a detailed assessment of your posture, gait, flexibility, and muscle strength to identify the root cause of your discomfort. Once we understand what is driving your pain, we create a personalized treatment plan to restore healthy, pain free movement.

Your treatment may include:

This approach ensures your joints work together efficiently, reducing strain and helping you move with ease.

Conditions we commonly treat

At a glance

Area

hip/knee alignment, muscle balance, and joint

Typical session

~30–45 minutes

Suitable for

non-emergency hip or knee pain from arthritis, strain, overuse, or movement imbalance

First step

Physiotherapy assessment

Book help for Hip and Knee Pain

physiotherapy for hip/knee alignment, muscle balance, and joint mechanics

Take the First Step Toward Pain Free Movement

Hip and knee pain do not have to dictate how you live. With expert physiotherapy, you can move comfortably again, rebuild strength, and regain the freedom to walk, work, and enjoy life without hesitation.

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