Understanding Hip Pain
As one of the body’s most important weight-bearing joints, the hip enables walking, running, and jumping. Hip problems can severely impact mobility and quality of life, affecting everything from athletic performance to basic daily activities like climbing stairs.
Common Conditions
- Cartilage wear-and-tear causing grinding and stiffness.
- Torn cartilage rings that support the joint.
- Inflamed fluid-filled cushions around the hip.
- Pinching between the ball and socket during movement.
- Inflamed tendons from overuse and referred pain from lower back problems.
These problems frequently develop from high-impact sports, repetitive activities like running, structural abnormalities present from birth, or natural aging as cartilage wears thin and supporting muscles lose strength.
What begins as occasional groin discomfort or stiffness after sitting can progress to constant pain that makes walking, climbing stairs, or even sleeping difficult.
Limitations of Standard Treatment
NSAIDs + activity changes are workarounds; PT strengthens support but can’t fix cartilage loss or labral tears.
Cortisone relieves pain for 2–4 months; repeated use may accelerate cartilage degeneration.
Major surgery with 3–6 months rehab; risks include dislocation, leg‑length mismatch, eventual revision, and lasting activity limits.
Traditional treatments include anti-inflammatory medications, cortisone injections, and physical therapy to manage symptoms.
While these approaches may provide temporary relief, they don’t repair damaged cartilage, labrum, or soft tissues. Repeated cortisone injections can actually accelerate joint degeneration with long-term use.
When conservative treatments fail, major surgeries like hip arthroscopy or total hip replacement are often recommended.
Surgery involves considerations including potential blood clots, possible infection, recovery periods of 3-6 months, and complications such as dislocation or implant wear.
Hip replacement, while often successful, involves significant lifestyle restrictions and eventual need for revision surgery.
BRC's Regenerative Solutions
Our advanced regenerative therapies target the underlying causes of hip pain and dysfunction:
Bone Marrow Stem Cell Therapy
Regenerates damaged cartilage and labral tissue using your body's most powerful healing cells .
PRGF (Plasma Rich in Growth Factors)
Provides sustained growth factor release for ongoing tissue repair and regeneration.
PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma)
Accelerates natural healing processes and reduces inflammation through concentrated growth factors.
Growth Factor Therapy
Enhances cellular repair and reduces inflammation through targeted biological healing mechanisms.
These treatments work by targeting multiple hip problems – working to support damaged cartilage, strengthen supporting structures, and reduce inflammation.
Our comprehensive approach may help reduce the need for major surgery while potentially providing improved long-term outcomes.
Comprehensive, Multi‑Source Care
Using precise imaging guidance, we ensure optimal placement of healing cells and growth factors.
Safety and Treatment Process
All treatments utilize autologous materials from your own body, ensuring excellent safety profiles. Our experienced specialists use ultrasound and other advanced imaging for precise, comfortable procedures.
Most treatments are completed in less than an hour with minimal recovery time.
Expected Outcomes
Patients typically experience progressive improvement over 1-3 months, with reduced pain, increased mobility, and improved function. Many achieve significant relief and may avoid major surgical interventions.
Individual results vary based on condition severity and patient commitment to the treatment process.
Hoping to delay or avoid hip replacement surgery?
Our comprehensive hip assessment evaluates joint mechanics, identifies damaged structures, and creates a personalized regenerative treatment plan.
Please bring: Recent imaging studies (MRI, X-rays), current medication list, activity limitations, and specific details about movements or positions that cause pain.
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