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Suggest Treatment For Severe Hip Pain

They say all my pains are coming from my back problem .I don t think so I hurt in my hips in the morning I can,t even stand up at frist from hurting in my hip joint. I know my back give me problem s but now I ,m beginning to hurt all over. and night time is the wrose. I can t sleep. and it feels like all my inter bones hurt so.
Tue, 19 Sep 2017
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Hello! Thank you for writing! Have you ever done an Xray of your lower back or a lumbar MRI? What's your back problem. In cases with lumbar hernia there is pain in the lower back that runs to the hips It is associated with other signs like numbness? Usually hernial pains are worst at night and patient can't find a good position. So you can do an lumbar X-ray or MRI to rule out the diagnosis, and also visit an orthopedist.
Thank you. Best regards.
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Hip Pain

Hello! Thank you for writing! Have you ever done an Xray of your lower back or a lumbar MRI? What s your back problem. In cases with lumbar hernia there is pain in the lower back that runs to the hips It is associated with other signs like numbness? Usually hernial pains are worst at night and patient can t find a good position. So you can do an lumbar X-ray or MRI to rule out the diagnosis, and also visit an orthopedist. Thank you. Best regards.