Hip Pain & Injuries in Bahrain
Orthopedics
Hip pain can make it harder to do everyday things like walking, climbing stairs, exercising, or getting out of a chair. Sometimes the pain starts suddenly after an injury, or it can build up slowly over time due to arthritis, tendon issues, or joint wear and tear.
Patients visiting King’s Bahrain Clinic for hip pain treatment in Bahrain can access highly experienced orthopedic specialists to determine the factors that may be causing hip pain and find a treatment plan that suits their symptoms, lifestyle and type of activity. If more advanced procedures are needed, referrals can be made to the orthopedic team at King’s College Hospital London in Dubai.
What is hip pain and injury treatment?
The first step in hip pain and injury treatment is to determine the cause of the pain, as well as how it is interfering with movement and functional activities. Symptoms can start from the hip joint itself, from the muscles and tendons around the hip, or even from the lower back – an accurate diagnosis is crucial.
Treatment can be medication, physiotherapy, image-guided injections or surgery, as appropriate, depending on the underlying condition. The goal is to reduce pain, promote mobility and enable patients to resume normal activities safely.
What does hip pain and injury treatment do?
Your assessment is tailored to your individual needs and may include:
- A detailed discussion about your symptoms, medical history, and activity level.
- A thorough examination of your hip, movement, and walking pattern.
- Imaging, such as X-rays or MRI scans, may be needed for further investigation.
- A personalised treatment plan based on the assessment findings.
- Follow-up appointments to review your progress and modify treatment when appropriate.
When should you see us?
It is advisable to arrange an appointment if you experience any of the following:
- Hip pain that lasts more than a few days
- Pain when walking, climbing stairs, or standing
- Stiffness or reduced movement in the hip
- Groin pain that may be coming from the hip joint
- Pain after a fall, sports injury, or accident
- Clicking, catching, or locking of the hip
- Pain that interrupts your sleep
- Limping or difficulty putting weight on one leg
- Hip pain that keeps returning
- Symptoms that are not improving with rest
If you develop severe pain after an injury, are unable to put weight on your leg, or notice swelling accompanied by fever, seek urgent hip injury treatment in Bahrain without delay.
What conditions do we treat and what services do we offer?
Our orthopedic team assesses patients with both recent injuries and long-term hip conditions. We provide evaluation and treatment for:
- Osteoarthritis, due to arthritis and old age
- Hip bursitis
- Hip tendon and/or muscle damage
- Hip impingement
- Labral tears
- Pain in the hip joint that is associated with the groin
- Sports injuries to the hip joint area
- Hip fractures
- Avascular necrosis
- Cartilage damage
- Persistent pain from an earlier injury to the hip
- Lack of mobility and/or movement in the hips/feet
- Orthopedic consultations
- Diagnostic investigations
- Making referrals for imaging as needed
- Physiotherapy recommendations
- Make appropriate referrals via injection image, when needed
- A second opinion is provided for hip conditions
When necessary, refer to King’s College Hospital, Dubai, for hip surgery or hip replacement surgery.
Who are the best doctors for hip pain in Bahrain?
The best doctors for hip pain in Bahrain is Dr. Imtiaz Hashmi.
Patients can be assessed at King’s Bahrain Clinic and, when necessary, referred to King’s College Hospital London in Dubai for advanced orthopedic treatment.
Why choose King’s Bahrain Clinic?
King’s Bahrain Clinic offers specialist orthopedic assessment close to home, with access to advanced orthopedic care at King’s College Hospital London in Dubai whenever required. Patients receive coordinated care from the initial consultation through treatment, rehabilitation, and follow-up.
Our patients benefit from:
- Consultant-led orthopedic care
- UK clinical standards
- Individualized treatment plans
- Access to advanced diagnostic services
- Coordinated physiotherapy and rehabilitation
- Seamless referral for specialist orthopedic procedures when appropriate
- Continued follow-up in Bahrain whenever possible
How can I book an appointment?
Booking an appointment is simple.
You can call King’s Bahrain Clinic or complete the online appointment request form. If advanced treatment is recommended, our team will coordinate your referral and ongoing care.
FAQs
King’s Bahrain Clinic offers specialist evaluation and management of hip pain and injury, and access to high level orthopedic care at King’s College Hospital London in Dubai as needed.
Patients can consult the experienced orthopedic team at King’s Bahrain Clinic for the assessment and treatment of hip pain and related conditions.
The pain experienced in the hip can be caused by arthritis, bursitis, tendon damage, cartilage pain or damage, muscle strains, sports injury or hip joint changes. In some cases, hip pain is caused by the lower back.
Yes. Physiotherapy, medications, lifestyle changes and image-guided injections often provide substantial benefit to many people. Surgery is only considered when the treatments above have not provided sufficient relief or when there is a lot of joint damage.
If hip pain persists for several days or reoccurs, if it disrupts sleep, restricts mobility or occurs after an injury, a specialist evaluation is recommended.
Yes. King’s Bahrain Clinic provides orthopedic consultations and diagnostic evaluation, treatment planning and follow-up. Surgery is an option, and referrals can be made to King’s College Hospital, London, Dubai.
Hip replacement may be considered when arthritis or joint damage causes persistent pain and stiffness that significantly affects daily life and does not improve with non-surgical treatment.
Seek immediate medical attention if you cannot put weight on your leg after an injury, your hip appears deformed, or you develop severe pain accompanied by swelling, redness, or fever.