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I am experiencing hip pain after exercising. i would like to know if this becomes frequent can it lead to a more serious injury. ?
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Possibly: You need to be examine to determine the problem and give you a diagnosis. Then it can be determined if further exercise can do you harm
Answered 4/27/2018
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