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Hip Popping In And Out Of Socket, Limping, Very Active. Undergone Physical Therapy. Cure?

I have a very active 13 yr old granddaughter (she plays Basketball, volleyball) she has been having problems with her right hip popping in and out of the socket, she went through physical therapy was playing a b-ball game last week and fell. Now her left hip is acting up where she is walking with a limp. We have taken her to the ER twice and they sent her to the Ortho Dr. they told us she might have a disease because she is too flexable.. what is this called and is there such a thing?
Sat, 7 Sep 2013
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either dislocation of socket from the ball in hip joint
can be muscle stretch or muscle tear or disease of bones causing the same
the best is to take consultation from ortho doctor to treat it accordngly ater diagnosis
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Hip Popping In And Out Of Socket, Limping, Very Active. Undergone Physical Therapy. Cure?

either dislocation of socket from the ball in hip joint can be muscle stretch or muscle tear or disease of bones causing the same the best is to take consultation from ortho doctor to treat it accordngly ater diagnosis