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Sudden stinging pain in thigh+pelvis after standing for about 5 min. cancer doctor said not cancer. md tested not endometriosis. what now?
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FP or Internist: At age 73, a Internal Medicine or Family Medicine MD will be able to do a complete exam searching for both structural, nerve and other issues. Arthritis or hip pain can also radiate to the thigh as well as intestinal issues.
Answered 7/23/2017
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