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Conditions we treat
Click any condition to see a concise overview: symptoms, causes, investigations and our staged treatment approach.
Treatment Pathways & Home Program
Clear, staged care plans — from acute unloading to progressive strengthening and return-to-activity.
Stage 1 — Acute Care
- Reduce pain & swelling
- Protected weight-bearing if needed
- Brief rest and pain control
Stage 2 — Rehabilitation
- Progressive strengthening & flexibility
- Neuromuscular retraining & gait work
- Manual therapy & load management
Stage 3 — Return to Activity
- Sport-specific loading & plyometrics
- Prevention program (strength, warm-up)
- Periodic review & progression
Recommended Home Exercises (Beginner)
Glute Bridge
Activate hip extensors and pelvic control.
Standing Calf Raises
For calf strength and endurance.
Short Patient Education Video
A concise guide to hip & leg rehab principles and home exercises.
Downloadable Patient Guide
Printable one-page guide with exercise progression and red-flag warnings.
Typical Recovery Timeline
0-2 weeks
Pain control, protected activity, start gentle mobility.
2-6 weeks
Strengthening & neuromuscular control.
6-12 weeks
Advanced loading & return to sport/work.
3-6 months
Full functional recovery & prevention.
Quick FAQs — Hip & Leg
When should I see a doctor for leg or hip pain?
See a clinician for severe pain, inability to weight-bear, numbness, progressive weakness, or symptoms >6 weeks despite basic measures.
Are leg cramps preventable?
Many cramps improve with hydration, electrolyte balance, calf stretching, and progressive conditioning — persistent nocturnal cramps warrant evaluation.