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Snapping iliopsoas (1.5yrs) no inflamation in scans causing me to limp in the pain. its hard to sit over 0.5 hrs. doc suggested to ignore. help?
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See a PT: If u can , see a pt who is knowledgeable w/ internal snapping hip syndrome. Often , w/pt , time and NSAID you're symptoms will improve and gradually go away. If not, try to see an ors who sees young adults w/ hip problems ... Good luck!
Answered 6/10/2014
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