Osteoarthritis of the hip is being diagnosed more and more often in people and according to the World Health Organization, by 2050, about 130 milion people will suffer from osteoarthritis, and it is predicted that as many as 40 milion people will be disabled. The main symptom is pain in the hip and groin area, and the range of motion in the hip joints is significantly reduced. Due to the presence of pain, people are limited in their daily life activities. Treatmen can be pharmacological, conservative and operative, and physiotherapy is an integral part of the treatment of these patients. Physical therapy develops, maintains and restores mobility and functional abilities. It includes the application of physical agents for the purpose of treatmentand rehabilitation of patients. The goal of physical therapy is to reduce or eliminate pain, increase the range of motions in the joint, enable the patient to perform daily life activities and achieve the patient's independence. With the increasing advancement of medicine, patients are enable to return to their daily life activities after surgery.