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Suggest Treatment For Severe Pain In The Hip

I have pain in my left hip. Right near the groin area, it s been going on for almost ten months. I ve been to orthopedics and was told it wasn t skeletal I ve been in physical therapy for one month. For a few days now I noticed that the pain is ever constant and now it hurts to touch my hip. It feels like there s a hard piece going across my hip horizontally in the front closest to the groin area/ crevice. I don t know what I should do now. Thanks.
Mon, 23 Mar 2015
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i have gone through your problem, for this proper assessment is very necessary. we have to find a cause of pain. following possibilities might be there which we can rule out by various diagnostic procedure.
1 according to age, if age is more than due to aging and another factors avascular necrosis might be there.
2. unwanted new bone formation may be there.
3. you may have hernia also. you can go for mri and ultrasonography.
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Pain In The Hip

i have gone through your problem, for this proper assessment is very necessary. we have to find a cause of pain. following possibilities might be there which we can rule out by various diagnostic procedure. 1 according to age, if age is more than due to aging and another factors avascular necrosis might be there. 2. unwanted new bone formation may be there. 3. you may have hernia also. you can go for mri and ultrasonography.