Hip Flexor Strain: Easing Front Hip Pain and Restoring Strength

What Is a Hip Flexor Strain?
A hip flexor strain occurs when one of the muscles at the front of the hip (commonly the iliopsoas or rectus femoris) is overstretched or torn.

Causes:

  • Sudden acceleration or kicking

  • High-speed sports like soccer or sprinting

  • Poor flexibility or warm-up

  • Muscle imbalances or fatigue

Symptoms:

  • Pain at the front of the hip or groin

  • Tightness or weakness when lifting the knee

  • Discomfort when walking, running, or kicking

  • Tenderness when pressing on the front hip area

Physiotherapy Treatment:
✅ Manual therapy to release tight tissues and reduce pain
✅ Gentle stretching and range of motion exercises
✅ Progressive strengthening of the hip and core
✅ Sport-specific retraining and technique correction

Long-Term Recovery:
With guided physiotherapy, we restore full mobility, prevent recurrence, and help you return to activity stronger and more resilient.

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