Hip Joint Pain Treatment in Atlanta, Marietta, and Fayetteville, GA
Hip joint pain can make walking, sitting, or climbing stairs uncomfortable and limit your daily activities. At Regenerative Spine & Pain Specialists, we offer comprehensive, non-surgical options to help patients manage hip pain and improve mobility. Whether your symptoms stem from joint inflammation, soft tissue strain, or nerve involvement, our team provides targeted care plans based on diagnostic findings and patient goals.
Our clinics in Atlanta, Marietta, and Fayetteville, GA specialize in interventional pain management and regenerative therapies tailored to joint-related discomfort.
Hip pain may originate from several common conditions:
Osteoarthritis or joint degeneration
Bursitis (inflammation of the hip bursa)
Labral tears or soft tissue injuries
Muscle strain or overuse
Referred pain from the spine or sacroiliac joint
A thorough exam and imaging review help determine the exact pain source and guide treatment decisions.
We begin with a detailed evaluation that may include:
Physical and range of motion testing
Review of medical history and symptom triggers
Diagnostic imaging (X-rays, MRI, or ultrasound as needed)
This helps confirm whether your hip pain is musculoskeletal, inflammatory, or nerve-related.
Depending on your diagnosis, we may recommend:
Physical therapy to restore strength and flexibility
Image-guided hip joint or bursa injections
Nerve blocks for pain modulation
Posture and movement modification strategies
For select patients, we also offer regenerative options like PRP therapy, based on clinical evaluation and current research.
Our care plans may include:
Chiropractic or manual therapy
Low-impact exercise guidance
Regenerative techniques to support soft tissue health
By combining therapies, we aim to reduce pain and support function over the long term.
Our board-certified pain physicians—Dr. Zwade Marshall, and Dr. Jennifer Xiong—offer:
Personalized care for hip-related pain
Minimally invasive, non-surgical treatment options
Clinics conveniently located in Atlanta, Marietta, and Fayetteville, GA
We focus on identifying the cause of pain and delivering precise, patient-centered care.