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Tkr in feb 2012, pain since, had bone scan, x-ray, test for infection, ct scan. diagnoses...fibromyalgia. is this possible? very frustrated, depressed
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Metal Allergy?: Have you been tested for a metal allergy. This can cause continual pain after replacement. If this is the case see your ortho doc to see what options may be available.
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