Causes of Hip or Pelvic Pain

  • Arthritis
  • Tendinitis
  • Referred Pain from Knees
  • Referred Pain from Lower Back
  • Referred Pain from Pelvis
  • Being Overweight
  • Pelvic Unlevelling
  • Inflexibility

Being large weight-bearing joints, the hips and indeed the pelvic joints (sacro-iliac joints) are involved in nearly all our movements, especially walking and running. Both hip and sacro-iliac joint pain can severely impact our lives.

Whilst the pelvic joints have minimal movement when we reach adulthood, the hip joints, as ball and socket-type joints, should be extremely flexible in their function.

There can be many causes of pain to these areas

For example, if the nerves are irritated in the lower spine, pain can travel along the nerve and pain can occur in areas the nerve travels or passes through, such as the hip.
If the pelvis, knees or the feet are not functioning correctly they can also impact on the way the hips’ function.

Sacroiliac joint pain can be very much like sciatica, either causing localised pain, or referring down the back and side of the leg to the mid-calf region.

As there are many causes of hip or pelvic pain and discomfort, a consultation and thorough examination with a Chiropractor can be one of the best ways of determining the source of your pain and establishing the correct plan of management and care program for you.


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