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Suggest Treatment For Severe Hip Joint Pain

I m feeling pain in my Rt femur to hip joint for about five month. But it increased now. It is difficult to sit& get up. After doctor advice. X ray shows small radioopaccities noted in pelvic cavity s/o phleboliths . Is this normal disease which can be cured through medicine?.
Wed, 22 Apr 2015
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Hello,
Welcome to the magical world of health care,
I went through your query, and what you are talking of would be arthritis, and the phleboliths are osteophytes, medicines and physiotherapy can give you relief, but the final cure is normally done by joint replacement, the decision, will be an consensual one between you and your consultant
I hope my advice would have been useful, in decision making regarding your treatment, still if you have any clarifications or doubts feel free to contact back.
I hope a 5 star rating if you feel guided in your treatment,
Thanks
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Hip Joint Pain

Hello, Welcome to the magical world of health care, I went through your query, and what you are talking of would be arthritis, and the phleboliths are osteophytes, medicines and physiotherapy can give you relief, but the final cure is normally done by joint replacement, the decision, will be an consensual one between you and your consultant I hope my advice would have been useful, in decision making regarding your treatment, still if you have any clarifications or doubts feel free to contact back. I hope a 5 star rating if you feel guided in your treatment, Thanks