Continuous pain in hip jt

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Asked for Male, 22 Years

While balling my son got crack in hip joint .was not visible initially but found i MRI but by the time it started healing naturally we took orthoepedic treatment but now paining continuously adar is saying muscle has become weak but now almost one and half year over still there is pain.please help

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Dr. Reuban Daniel C (PT) Physiotherapist 20 yrs exp Bangalore Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Reuban Daniel C (PT)

Physiotherapist 20 yrs exp Bangalore

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Probably it's right.However a recent MRI would show a better picture.Dont ignore the pain as it says something is wrong there.Pay attention by meeting an orthopedic doctor.

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