I recently started experiencing servere
pain in my right hip during the night,
when I get up to use the bathroom. It is
so bad that I have to crawl on my knees to
get to and from the bathroom - crawling
with my hip bent seems to bring relief
whereas walking is very painful. As soon
as I get back into bed the pain disappears
completely. When I rise in the morning,
the hip is very painful until I get
moving, after which the pain subsides to a
minor dull ache during the day. I get the
odd stabbing pain during the day, but it
does not last more than a couple of
seconds. However, during the night he pain
returns when I get up.
I believe that gout in one hip is very
rare - has anyone else had a similar
experience?
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cdnerds
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Joined: 08 May 2008 Posts: 3
Posted: 05-08-08 11:58am
I have it in my Hip as we speak. My gout
loves to move on me... it went from my
foot, to my knee and now its starting in
my Hip. Gout can get into ANY joint in
the body. I have even had it in my wrist
once.
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Pesteroni
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Jun 2008 Posts: 2
Gout in my hip as well Posted: 06-09-08 16:57pm
I have had gout in my hip joints as well.
I think gout seems to find new places all
the time. It seems to get to joints that
have been either injured or strained
during exercise. I have had gout in
fingers, wrists, elbows, shoulders, knees
and on my feet. Never the big toe.
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