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Hip Flexor (Psoas) Stretch for Front Hip Pain Relief

by John P. Eggers, M.D. | 5 months ago

This video is designed for patients experiencing pain in the front of the hip, often caused by an inflamed hip flexor (psoas) muscle. It is especially helpful for those with hip arthritis, knee compensation issues, or general hip tightness.

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