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What should i do about hip pains when i wake up in the morning?
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Take Ibuprofen: Assuming it is oa, wear and tare arthritis: taking ibuprofen-after eating the evening before, and then again in the am. Exercise, move to a warmer climate, and take a warm shower in the am.
Answered 4/13/2013
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