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Groin Pain, Difficulty In Walking Due To Leg Strain. Supplements Without Side Effects?

my brother 37 years pain in left thigh join . mri scane took hip cup s blood vessels shrink so blood circulation affect so the pain is horrible. one week pain killer used then after familfriend recommed acupunture now he wont take pain killer . but dr told your bones weak. generally your health is weak. my brother feel thigh joints rub. if he is walk left leg strain he counld.t walk properly. pl refer amway supplements without side effecy
Mon, 7 Jul 2014
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
hi, thanks for your question.

from your description it sounds like he may have a condition in his hip called avascular necrosis. this can be treated although HB the treatments are not always successful. we usually drill multiple holes into the ball of the hip to stimulate blood supply and occasionally inject drugs into the ball part to try and stop it collapsing.

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Groin Pain, Difficulty In Walking Due To Leg Strain. Supplements Without Side Effects?

hi, thanks for your question. from your description it sounds like he may have a condition in his hip called avascular necrosis. this can be treated although HB the treatments are not always successful. we usually drill multiple holes into the ball of the hip to stimulate blood supply and occasionally inject drugs into the ball part to try and stop it collapsing. best wishes