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Can hip pain be a result of scoliosis? can any docs explain?
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Yes: However, many people think they have hip pain when in truth the discomfort is caused by the back and not the hip.
Answered 6/2/2014
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Yes: It is not uncommon for patients with scoliosis to have an "uneven" pelvis, otherwise known as pelvic obliquity. Pelvic obliquity can definitely no tribute to hip pain through a number of mechanisms. Don't hesitate to see a specialist to discuss further.
Answered 1/23/2017
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