Labral injuries commonly present with symptoms such as persistent joint pain, often described as a deep, achy sensation in the affected joint, such as the shoulder or hip. Individuals may experience limited range of motion, making certain movements challenging or uncomfortable, along with joint stiffness, particularly after periods of inactivity or rest. Swelling in the affected joint may also be observed. During movement, they may notice a clicking or popping sensation in the joint, and some individuals may feel a sense of joint instability or “catching” during certain activities. Hip pain when walking and shoulder pain with overhead movements are also common indicators of labral injuries.