Hip Impingement (Femoroacetabular Impingement) Pain Relief

Expertly treating pain in the Fort Lee, NJ area

Hip impingement, also known as femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), occurs when the hip joint does not move smoothly, often due to tightness, muscle imbalances, or structural differences in the hip. This can result in a pinching sensation in the front of the hip, particularly during activities such as sitting for long periods, squatting, twisting, or bending.

Patients with hip impingement may notice discomfort that limits their ability to participate in sports, exercise, or daily activities. Left unaddressed, the condition can contribute to reduced mobility, altered movement patterns, and increased stress on surrounding muscles and joints.

At Ishitani Health Center, our approach focuses on improving hip mobility, reducing tension in surrounding muscles, and restoring balanced movement patterns. By targeting both the joint and the supporting muscles, we aim to help patients move more comfortably and efficiently.

Through individualized care and guided exercises, we help patients restore hip function, reduce discomfort, and return to activities they enjoy with confidence and stability. Our goal is not only to relieve symptoms but also to promote long-term hip health and prevent further strain or injury.