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Im wondering if surgery is necessary for people with hip dysplasia. ive been in pain for numerous months and talked to my doctor but he doesnt think its necessary but i havent been able to do much fir almost a year. ?

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Dr. Sharon Joag answered

Second Opinion: It may be worth getting a second and even a third opinion. If you are fairly active and want to continue to be active, get another opinion to see if surgery is even possible. A thorough clinical exam, and possibly X-Ray may be ordered by the new Orthopedist. All the best.

Answered 7/2/2018

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A member asked:

Im wondering if surgery is necessary for people with hip dysplasia. ive been in pain for numerous months and talked to my doctor but he doesnt think its necessary but i havent been able to do much fir almost a year. ?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Sharon Joag answered

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