Problem In Hip - My One Leg Has Became Shorter Than The Other

Problem in hip

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My one leg has became shorter than the other ,only the area between my knee and hip is shorting and there is pain in my hips

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Consult an Orthopaedic surgeon. Could be some inflammation in the hip.

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