Node formed jn ball n socket joint area

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Asked for Female, 27 Years

Hi, There is small painful node type mass formed near ball and socket joint area. It is painful and i need help in knowing what would be the reason for it and what should be course of treatment

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Dr. Amit Aggarwal

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Which joint is involved?? Is this hip joint?

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Dr. Mahesh Channabasappa Gonchikar

Joint Replacement Surgeon 30 yrs exp Bangalore

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Do you mean the hip joint how did you know it is a nodule .? is it by Ultrasound/MRI. ? Painful? We should know few more details before suggesting what next to do? Otherwise meet a orthopaedician and he will guide you.

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