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How long until i will be able to resume my normal activity after a hip injury?
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Depends on severity: Hip injuries can range from mild sprains or strains to severe injuries including fractures. Recovery following mild injuries may be 1-3 weeks but can take up to a year if there has been a fracture.
Answered 9/28/2016
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