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Sacrum stiff, pelvic/hip movement cause pain, esp morning n after inactivity. muscles at hip spasm. no pain at groin. what can be the cause?
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Hip pain and spasm: You list numerous issues involving your musculoskeletal system. You have morning stiffness which goes with arthritis. You have to be worked up by a good physician and maybe be seen by a gerontologist.
Answered 5/31/2016
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