The diagnosis and treatment of hip pain in Chinese medicine is based on the clinical symptoms of the patient, combined with the tongue and pulse signs. There are two types of hip pain in Chinese medicine: the first is the category of paralysis; the second is the category of bone disease. Most of the patients in the category of paralysis have a history of obvious strain or trauma, and these patients often have increased pain in the hip bone during seasonal changes, cloudy days and rain. In addition, pain in the hip bone can also be seen in some patients with bone disease, equivalent to the femoral head necrosis patients in Western medicine, called bone erosion in Chinese medicine, bone erosion in the clinic there are three types, the first type is qi stagnation and blood stasis type, the patient will show a fixed point of pain in the hip bone, there will also be a series of complications such as purple and dark tongue with petechiae, sublingual venous tortuous, sunken and astringent pulse. The second type is the liver and kidney deficiency type, mostly seen in the middle-aged and elderly, most of these patients will show weakness in the waist and knees, easy to play weak legs, and the tongue will show a red tongue with little coating and a sunken and weak pulse. The third type is damp-heat injection. Patients with damp-heat injection will have a red tongue with yellowish greasy coating, and often have a series of complications such as scrotal dampness, anal stickiness and burning sensation.