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Very painful hip 2nd mri shows tear teres ligament. source of pain? advice?
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Hip pain: Torn ligaments are certainly sources of pain. You should be under medical care for a thorough workup and diagnosis, followed with treatment to alleviate the pain. Your doctor may recommend physical therapy.
Answered 4/24/2016
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