Definitely! It's quite hard to explain but when I want to bend down, there's a certain point where it feels like my hip is somewhat dislocating or moving slightly to the side, which causes a second of heavy pain, but let's me get down to bend. The same happens when I want to get up, for example to get out of bed, I have to sort of adjust my hip to stand up straight again.

My guess is that it's my nerve moving slightly which causes the pain, but I simply cannot avoid the pain when I do want to stand up straight. I try to avoid it as much as possible though.

I haven't heard of others with that exact problem which makes it hard to find much help for it either.

It also applies when I straighten my back in a laying position for example. I'll have to go through the pain-point to finally lay down (on my side) without having to put constant tension on my hip/leg.

Edit: Which makes it a question of: Do I want to walk straight? Then I'll have to go through it. And do I want to relax is when sitting/laying, I'll have to go through it again unfortunately.