Hamstring & Thigh Muscle Injuries

Particularly common in athletes, thigh muscle injuries can include hamstring, quadriceps, adductor, and tendon strains, tears, and bruises. These tissues cross the hip and knee joints, so they generate significant force during activities that require running and jumping. In most cases, these concerns can be addressed with non-surgical treatment; however, complete tears (ruptures) may require surgery to reconnect the tendon or muscle ends. We utilize the latest techniques to shorten the recovery period and maximize results.

Thigh muscle injuries are prevalent in athletes and encompass various issues, such as strains, tears, and bruises involving the hamstring, quadriceps, adductor, and tendons. Key points to consider include:

• Thigh muscles cross hip and knee joints, generating significant force during activities like running and jumping.
• Non-surgical treatments are typically used for most cases, addressing muscle strains and minor tears effectively.
• Complete tears (ruptures) might necessitate surgery to reattach the tendon or muscle ends.
• The latest techniques are employed to minimize recovery time and optimize outcomes, ensuring patient satisfaction and clear communication.

By understanding these crucial aspects of thigh muscle injuries, appropriate treatment plans can be developed to address the specific needs of each patient.