Specialized Care for Hip & Pelvis Pain
The hip and pelvis are the basis for stability in movement. Tissue injury or damage alters this and can create further problems downstream in the knee, ankle or foot. Hip pain from arthritis or labrum injury usually presents as groin pain, and is a common finding in middle age athletes. If a hip surgeon’s recommendation is to ‘put off surgery as long as possible and then have a hip replacement’ we can help. Treatment with PRP and stem cells can prolong the life of a joint and improve function. Hamstring injuries present as upper thigh or buttock pain and are commonly repetitive, with a pattern of injury/recovery/reinjury that can be avoided with proper diagnosis and treatment including regenerative therapy.
Common Hip & Pelvis Conditions We Treat
These are the most common we treat, but our approach is always tailored to you. Whether treatment happens here or with a trusted referral, our goal is to make sure you get the care that’s right for you.
- Hip arthritis
- Hip labrum tears
- Hamstring tear
- Gluteus medius or minimus tendon injury or tear
- Piriformis syndrome
- Overuse injuries and joint instability
How We Treat Them
After a comprehensive assessment including x-ray and diagnostic ultrasound, we offer individualized treatment strategies such as:
- Ultrasound-guided PRP therapy to support tissue repair
- Regenerative cell injections to rebuild, heal tissue and aid in recovery
Why Choose Bayes Sports Medicine?
We combine the latest in regenerative medicine with advanced diagnostics. We answer the question of why you are hurting and provide an immediate plan to get you back to the movement and activity that you want to do. Our treatment protocols are based on real patient outcomes and our team’s years of hands-on experience.
Dr. Bayes is exceptional not only as a doctor but also as a person. I have traveled from North Carolina three different times to be treated by Dr. Bayes and his team and have received remarkable results. His treatment approach helped ease my chronic hip and back pain caused by anatomical dysfunction in my hips. He understands how important it is for me to remain active and continue running, and his care has allowed me to return to running pain-free!
Anna Ball Hodge
