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When should someone be worried about ongoing hip pain?
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Interferes with life: When your hip has been hurting for a while it should be checked out by a hip orthopedic surgeon. Defining the problem causing the pain is important to get you started on the appropriate treatment plan.
Answered 9/22/2016
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