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I have been experiencing pain in my right hip and right upper arm. arm when raised above my head, hip when laying on it, sitting and sometimes walking what type of dr. should i see for this?
3 doctors weighed in across 2 answers
Start with primary d: I would start with your primary doctor and possibly, if needed, be sent to orthopedics.
Answered 5/23/2013
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Start w/ your own if: You do have a usual place to go for healthcare, right? Start there - if not, find one. As you deal with the 2nd half of your life it'll be good to have such a thing. A local family practice that gets to know you and your body can be a valuable resource for understanding any changes that occur through the phases of your life. They can help you sort out symptoms step-by-step and refer if needed. :-).
Answered 5/24/2013
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