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A member asked:

I was just told i had hip dysplasia, i was given and anti-inflammatory medicine. is that really the best treatment?

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Yes: It is a reasonable choice for the initial treatment. Options are rather limited other than medications or surgery.

Dr Munshower agreed

Answered 7/4/2014

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