“Can physical therapy help hip arthritis?”
I have hip arthritis. Can physical therapy help hip arthritis?
6 Answers
Yes, physical therapy can be very beneficial for managing hip arthritis. It helps by strengthening the muscles around your hip, improving flexibility, and reducing pain.
Yes
It can be. Mostly to maintain hip mobility and stability.
Dr. Ivan Edwards
Physiatrist (Physical Medicine) | Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
San Antonio, TX, TX
Yes, it can.
Yes any type of movement and mobility based protocol is highly beneficial for arthritis. Modifications may be necessary to avoid agitation of symptoms and understanding symptom management/ patient education is a vital aspect most physios will teach.
Physical therapy can help relieve pain, it can improve your function and therapist can give you instructions on a home program of care
