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A member asked:
Can you be walking around with a dislocated hip and not be in pain just walking funny?
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Not very likely: A dislocated hip is excruciatingly painful. Not only that but there would be a tremendous deformity in the boney structure. If you are walking around with hip pain, it is more likely inflammation in the form of bursitis, tendonitis, or in the ligament.
Answered 12/18/2012
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