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Acute Pain In Hip And Knee. History Of Trochentary Fracture. Secondary Arthritis. Vit D3 Deficiency. Advice

Sir, I am suffering in secondary Austrioartheritis since 2008. My recent Sir Vit D3 test result is 9.14 i.e., less than 10 i.e., severe deficiency. I engaged myself in regular exercise. What should I do now? I feel acute pain in left hip to left knee due to trochentary fracture caused in 1999 and removal of plate and screw done on 2003. I do not want to further surgery of hip joint replacement. Now my age is 49. Please give me some advice in this regard.
Sat, 20 Apr 2013
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Hello, you definitely have to keep using Vit D3 supplementations as you have severe deficiency. A healed trochanteric fracture will not give rise to any sort of pain. I feel that you might have developed arthritic changes in the same hip which can be diagnosed by undergoing Xray or MRI scan. After proper diagnosis, it has to be treated accordingly. Regards
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Acute Pain In Hip And Knee. History Of Trochentary Fracture. Secondary Arthritis. Vit D3 Deficiency. Advice

Hello, you definitely have to keep using Vit D3 supplementations as you have severe deficiency. A healed trochanteric fracture will not give rise to any sort of pain. I feel that you might have developed arthritic changes in the same hip which can be diagnosed by undergoing Xray or MRI scan. After proper diagnosis, it has to be treated accordingly. Regards