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I have a burning sensation in my hips, in the back area, it happens with movement and with rest. should i be worried?
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Check it out: Because your symptoms occur at rest, something more than simple sprain over overuse may be occurring. This may not be serious but you won't know unless you get it checked out.
Answered 9/28/2016
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