Question 1

within the last week been having left side joint hip pain. made worse by sitting/walking and sleeping. could these b related?

Accepted Answer

Yes this could be : One of several diagnoses related to the hip such as : bursitis, tendinitis, cartilage issue such as labrum, and arthritis as the more common possibilities with a knee or back problem sometimes presenting as hip pain or even a sacroiliac issue. There are other possible causes so if the pain persists or worsens, see your physician.

Question 2

buttock severe pain after 3 dislocations and 2 revisions left hip. pain getting worse. dr did aspiration of left hip joint no infection.

Accepted Answer

See below: If the pain is truely in your buttocks then i wonder if you have sacroiliac joint probelms.  See a pain specialist.

Question 3

pelvis xray reads"mild subcondral schlerosis superiorly in roof of both acetabula,no other significant degenerative features or joint space narrowing" have severe left & moderate right hip pain. what does this mean?i have long thought osteoarthritis?

Accepted Answer

: You  xray results are consistent with osteoarthritis.ct You should see a doctor for an examination. Xrays don't dictate function.

Question 4

can left side temple/neck pain and left leg( like in leg joint/just below hip pain be related ? or is it most likely 2 seperate issue . temple pain in more of a stabbing pain that comes and goes . leg pain is more like a ache like feeling?

Accepted Answer

: Separate issues. The way the body is wired (nerve distribution) the head and lower body are wired such that there is a cross over. If it were all related it would show symptoms on different sides.

Question 5

what to do if i have been having hip pain, nausea, dizziness and pain in lower back what could be going on?

Accepted Answer

See a doctor: Go to your primary provider for a thorough history and examination. You describe many different things, which may or may not be related, but could be serious. See a doctor.

Question 6

severe pain in my right side above the hip. pain causes nausea i am 11 weeks pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Call Dr or go to ER: If pain is truly severe on right side with nausea there is possibility of appendicitis, kidney stone, ovarian problem or urinary tract infection, &amp; you need a thorough evaluation right away  &amp; lab testing to be sure, for the best outcome for you &amp; your baby.

Question 7

my 65 year old mother has been suddenly having hip pain on both sides, extending up to the spine in the last couple of days and causing some nausea. there was a slight over exertion about 3 weeks ago that caused pain on one side but subsided?

Accepted Answer

: Unexplained hip pain in a 65-year-old woman would warrant a visit to her physician to help evaluate it. If her symptoms persist or worsen, you should have her see her doctor. Good luck.

Question 8

cramping hip pain nausea just had period but it was short and bright red. could i be pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Possibly yes. Do --: See your pcp for a proper hx/ examination and confirmatory labs to diagnose the pregnancy. I think there are a number of other commoner causes of discomfort/pain and nausea as well. A visit to your doc would remove any worries faster.
Good luck.

Question 9

nausea, throbbing head ache, lower back/hip pain. ?

Accepted Answer

2 separate condition: Headache, possible migraine and lower back/hip pain, variety of causes. Proper diagnosis is the key for the successful treatment. See your PCP for evaluation, treatment and referral if needed.

Question 10

just found out i have a 3.6 cm cyst on right ovary. having hip pain, back pain, nausea, constipation, i look about 7 months pregnant but have lost 5 l?

Accepted Answer

3.6 cm = about 1.5in: Hi, ur cyst sounds like it is small. You advise that it is 3.6 cm which is less than 1 &amp; 1/2 inches.  This would not make you look "7 mo pregnant".  When there is an ovarian cyst, you and your doc must consider the following: is it simple or complex? Is there any solid component? Ur age and menopause status. For the cyst a minimum eval is a follow up US (6 wks).  For the rest, u need more evaluat

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Within the last week been having left side joint hip pain. made worse by sitting/walking and sleeping. could these b related?

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Buttock severe pain after 3 dislocations and 2 revisions left hip. pain getting worse. dr did aspiration of left hip joint no infection.

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Pelvis xray reads"mild subcondral schlerosis superiorly in roof of both acetabula,no other significant degenerative features or joint space narrowing" have severe left & moderate right hip pain. what does this mean?i have long thought osteoarthritis?

A member asked:

Can left side temple/neck pain and left leg( like in leg joint/just below hip pain be related ? or is it most likely 2 seperate issue . temple pain in more of a stabbing pain that comes and goes . leg pain is more like a ache like feeling?

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What to do if i have been having hip pain, nausea, dizziness and pain in lower back what could be going on?

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Severe pain in my right side above the hip. pain causes nausea i am 11 weeks pregnant?

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My 65 year old mother has been suddenly having hip pain on both sides, extending up to the spine in the last couple of days and causing some nausea. there was a slight over exertion about 3 weeks ago that caused pain on one side but subsided?

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Cramping hip pain nausea just had period but it was short and bright red. could i be pregnant?

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Nausea, throbbing head ache, lower back/hip pain. ?

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Just found out i have a 3.6 cm cyst on right ovary. having hip pain, back pain, nausea, constipation, i look about 7 months pregnant but have lost 5 l?

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