Various possibilitie: Among the possibilities are a loose hip components (detachment of the metal from the bone, which may require further surgery), tendinitis (of the gluteus medius), heterotopic ossification, and slow-growing infection. You should probably see your primary physician in order the tests that are necessary to determine what this is.
Answered 2/4/2017
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Hip pain: If you're having constant hip pain (w/ history of hip joint replacements) definitely see orthopedic surgeon for evaluation to make sure replacement hasn't come loose or fractured bone or become infected.
Answered 3/9/2013
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