The : The best advice i can give in a situation such as this would be to contact the doctor and inform him/her that the pain is not controlled on the current medication. Usually the patient's doctor will call in a prescription to a 24 hour pharmacy if necessary. By the date of this post, your friend has seen the specialist. How is she now? Did she have surgery? I hope all went well.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Avascular necrosis: I bet your friend has avascular necrosis. This is a significant hip problem which initially presents as a “cyst” about the femoral head on plain x-ray. Later, this area of poor blood supply will collapse, flattening out the normal round femoral head resulting in joint incongruity and progressive arthritic pain. This will ultimately lead to hip replacement surgery. Symptom and pain relief initially.
Answered 4/30/2014
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