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My hips are double-jointed. could this cause complications in the future?

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Dr. Naresh Rao answered

Specializes in Sports Medicine

Possibly: Double jointed hips usually means that one has loose ligaments/capsule of the joints. Loose joints in general if there is excessive motion at that joint over time can lead to cartilage damage and in severe cases dislocation. If one maintains adequate stability in the joint by keeping the muscle strong that may be enough to keep the joint from incurring damage.

Answered 9/28/2016

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