Hip pain needs early clarity—especially in AVN.

The earlier the stage, the more options you may have.

Osteoarthritis of Knee • Hip Arthritis & AVN • Rotator Cuff/Instability • Meniscal/Chondral Lesions • Sports Overuse • Fractures & Non-unions

Symptoms

Groin pain, limp

Stiffness, difficulty sitting
Pain radiating to thigh/knee
What It Could Be

Hip arthritis

AVN (reduced blood supply)

Impingement/labral problems (selected)

Diagnosis

MRI when AVN is suspected or staging is needed

Clinical exam + X-ray

Treatments Options

Conservative Treatment First

We always start with simple, non-surgical methods that reduce pain and improve joint function.

Conservative Treatment First

We always start with simple, non-surgical methods that reduce pain and improve joint function.

Conservative Treatment First

We always start with simple, non-surgical methods that reduce pain and improve joint function.

Collapse/advanced AVN

Advanced arthritis with life limitation

Failed conservative care

Why is Surgery Consider?

Frequently Asked Questions
Here are the questions patients ask me the most — yours might be one of them.
Is AVN reversible?

You just want someone to sit down, explain your   reports, and tell you what makes sense for your age and activity level.

You just want someone to sit down, explain your   reports, and tell you what makes sense for your age and activity level.

You just want someone to sit down, explain your   reports, and tell you what makes sense for your age and activity level.

Let’s identify the stage and act accordingly.