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Anterior hip replacement 2 weeks ago, more active each day - still have groin pain, is it normal?
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Take pain medication: If the pain is since the surgery and not new one then its normal. However If it is a new pain or if the pain is getting progressively worse then you should see your surgeon right away. for the persistent existing pain you can continue taking the pain medications prescribed by your surgeon and rest.
Answered 3/3/2016
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