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Bony growth between hips

2016-10-05 08:26:26
Hi.Yesterday accidentally I saw a little hard peanut size bone between my hip area.Researched on internet and got feared that it should not be a tumor.I don't have any pain though and it's under my skin I can feel it.I donno where there can be small bony growth in hips or it was already there and I accidentally discovered it yesterday.Very frightened though.
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X-ray and MRI. .

Answered2016-10-08 06:00:06

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Kindly go for a thorough check up by an Orthopedic surgeon... whether it is a bony growth or not.. take care get well soon... and don't get frightened up relax.. don't go through the internet much otherwise u will alwaz see the negative part of any type of disease..

Answered2016-10-07 07:41:13

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It's very difficult to understand from your statement.
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you should consult a good orthopedic doctor nearby and get examined properly.
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Nothing to be worried as it's not giving you pain, but need to be rule out.

Answered2016-10-06 02:19:34

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Visit an orthopaedic and Go for a proper assessment and diagnosis.

Answered2016-10-05 16:51:16

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