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Hii have constant. ach to my left side. which goes down my left leg and i find it difficult to sleep on this side of the constant aching?
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Needs eval: Could be several things from a hip problem to a bursitis . To a low back issue. You Ned a proper diagnosis to direct your treatment
Answered 7/4/2014
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