Symptoms Worth Assessing
Groin or hip pain, reduced walking distance, stiffness, night pain or difficulty with daily activities.
Hip replacement may be considered when arthritis or other joint damage causes persistent pain, stiffness and loss of function.

Groin or hip pain, reduced walking distance, stiffness, night pain or difficulty with daily activities.
Examination and imaging help identify the cause of symptoms and whether surgery is appropriate.
Implant selection and technique depend on anatomy, diagnosis, bone quality and patient factors.
Walking, strengthening and return to activity follow an individual recovery plan.
Book an orthopaedic consultation and bring any recent scans, reports or treatment records you have.