Patient presents with complaints of right hip pain, consistent with a suspected labral tear.  Symptoms include deep, clicking or catching sensation in the hip joint, groin pain, stiffness, limited range of motion, and occasional locking or giving way.  Onset of pain is reported as gradual, possibly related to repetitive twisting or pivoting movements during sports activities six months prior.  Patient reports activity-related pain exacerbated by prolonged sitting, standing, or walking.  Physical examination reveals tenderness to palpation over the anterior right hip joint, positive anterior hip impingement test (FADIR), and restricted internal rotation and abduction.  Differential diagnoses include osteoarthritis, femoroacetabular impingement (FAI), hip flexor strain, and iliopsoas bursitis.  Preliminary diagnosis of right hip labral tear is suspected based on clinical presentation and physical exam findings.  Ordered MRI of the right hip with contrast to confirm diagnosis and assess the extent of labral pathology.  Conservative management will be initiated with a course of physical therapy focusing on strengthening hip stabilizers and improving range of motion.  NSAIDs prescribed for pain management.  Referral to orthopedic specialist will be made if symptoms do not improve with conservative treatment, or if MRI confirms significant labral tear requiring surgical intervention such as labral repair or debridement.  ICD-10 code M25.551 Right hip joint derangement will be utilized pending MRI confirmation.  Follow-up scheduled in four weeks to reassess progress and review imaging results.