A member asked:

I dislocated my hip, with no pain, what to do?

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Dr. David Trettin answered

Specializes in Orthopedic Surgery

Unlikely: Much more likely you have 'snapping hip' syndrome where tendons can 'pop' as they attach across your hip joint( fascia lata about greater trochanter, or iliopsoas muscle along ' front' of hip joint).True hip dislocations in adults require urgent closed reduction and are most often seen in mva's where the driver/ passenger's thigh/ knee strikes the dashboard 'pushing' the hip 'out the back'(post).

Answered 5/8/2014

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