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Went for xrays these are the results there is a tendonapothy noted of the gluteus medius insertion on to the greater trochanter thickening of tendon?
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Tendonitis: It appears that you have tendon pathology rather than significant hip arthritis. An orthopedic specialist could evaluate you, review the films and advise you best about diagnosis and treatment. Other imaging studies may or may not be recommended for diagnostic purposes.
Answered 8/26/2018
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