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Q: extreme hip pain with popping

asked by: daniellea15 on June 5th, 2009

New User

Hello,

I have had extreme hip pain for the past 6 months and i went to the doctor. They sent me for blood wor kand xray. The xray came back fine and so did the blood work. I then went to a specialist and they sent me to physical therapy which did not help. I recently had an MRI and the MRI came back normal. I still have extreme pain and am not getting an answers. Do you think you can help?

Thank you,

Danielle

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JavaMissus

replied on June 6th, 2009

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How about arthritis?...This can set in just like that...Rest it...I used to go to Physical Therapy and found out that it made it worse...The problem being, each person is different...Each hurt may affect us in a different way...Sometime you can pull a muscle and instead of babying it, you put too much pressure on it...Take a pain pill to relieve it when it gets rough...I know where you are with this...Take care..

Caroline

daniellea15

replied on June 6th, 2009

New User

they tested me for arthritis and it came ack negative... along with a bunch of others things and everything came back negative.. physical therapy made it worse... and with resting it doesnt help i am actually in pain even laying down.. it is a contast pain 24/7 for the past six months... Sad

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