Hip & knee

Hip & Knee Pain

From wear-and-tear to sudden injury, hip and knee pain responds well to a thorough assessment and a proper plan.

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Overview

Hip and knee pain can come from injury, overload or age-related change, and often affects walking, stairs, sport and sleep. Whether it came on suddenly or built up over time, we assess how the joint and surrounding muscles are working together, identify what's driving the pain, and build a clear, progressive plan that reduces pain, restores function and keeps you active — frequently avoiding the need for more invasive options.

Common symptoms

  • Pain on stairs, squatting or walking
  • Swelling or stiffness
  • Clicking, catching or giving way
  • Pain after activity or at night

When to seek help

  • A locked or unstable joint
  • Significant swelling after injury
  • Inability to bear weight
  • Pain that's steadily worsening

How we help

01

Assess

A thorough assessment to pinpoint the root cause — not just where it hurts.

02

Relieve

Hands-on treatment and guidance to settle your symptoms and get you moving.

03

Rebuild

A progressive plan to restore strength and movement so it lasts.

04

Prevent

Practical strategies to keep the problem from coming back.

Common questions

Even age-related change responds well to strengthening — pain and damage aren't the same thing.

Usually not — the right loading is often the best medicine. We'll tailor it to you.

Maldon · Essex

Don't put up with the pain.

Book a thorough assessment and get a clear plan — same-week appointments usually available.