Clicking hip syndrome affects mainly young and active people. As a result of overload as a result of, for example, too strenuous training, the muscles (most often the iliopsoas and the tension of the broad fascia along with the iliotibial belt) tighten, which rub against the bone parts of the femur, causing characteristic clicks and jumping during movement. This disease is not dangerous but requires treatment and consultation with an orthopedic doctor and a physiotherapist.

There are two ways of treatment - conservative and operative. Rehabilitation is recommended when the pain is minor and the disease does not interfere with the patient's everyday life. Properly selected exercises, manual therapy and physical therapy aimed at restoring the correct biomechanics in the hip joint.

On the other hand, when the symptoms are severe and the changes are directly related to the joint, arthroscopy, i.e. joint endoscopy, is performed. Then the doctor releases the tense muscle so that it does not create a conflict with the femur. It takes about 6 weeks to return to normal functioning. It is quite a safe procedure, provided that we entrust ourselves to qualified specialists.