Most hip flexor muscle strains resolve within a few weeks. When a hip flexor muscle is torn, several structures within and around the muscle may be injured. Injuries to these structures may cause your recovery to be delayed. If the tear is not treated correctly, your return to activity may also be delayed. If you do not seek physiotherapy treatment, you may be left with a tight, weak hip flexor muscle prone to reinjury once your pain has subsided. Physiotherapy is essential for patients suffering from this condition to speed up the healing process, achieve the best possible outcome, and reduce the likelihood of recurrence. Learn more about Hip Flexor Pain Physiotherapy