A female asked:
Feeling catching, popping, burning, clicking, and numbness in my right hip for almost 3 years. varicose veins have appeared. what is wrong?
4 doctor answers • 25 doctors weighed in

Dr. Gurmander Kohlianswered
Facial Plastic Surgery 50 years experience
See your PCP: See your Primary Care physician for a thorough examination. You may need some tests to further elucidate the cause.
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Dr. Danny Farmeranswered
Internal Medicine 40 years experience
Arthritis: Most likely you have irritated and inflamed your hip joint. Since it has persisted for so many years, would recommend you have a thorough evaluation including X-rays and blood tests for inflammatory markers of other diseases!
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Dr. John Landianswered
Phlebology 49 years experience
Hip and V V's: Your hip symptoms are probably not related to your varicose veins. See an orthopedic doctor for your hip and a vein specialist for your veins.
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Dr. Gurmukh Singhanswered
Pathology 51 years experience
Agree with Dr. K: It would be prudent to see a primary care physician for an assessment and to ascertain which specialist may need to be consulted.
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