Trial pits hip surgery against exercise plan for young Adults' hip pain

This study aims to find out whether a specific type of hip surgery or a personalized non-surgical treatment plan works better for young adults with borderline hip dysplasia, a condition that causes hip pain and instability. About 250 participants, aged 18-42, will be randomly assigned to receive either the surgery or a 3-month program of education, medication, supplements, and guided exercises. Researchers will track pain, hip function, and quality of life over two years to see which approach provides better, longer-lasting relief.