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I have pain in my groin with walking that has become chronic. could i need a hip replacement?
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Quite possibly: Groin pain with weight bearing activities does sound like true hip pain and should be evaluated. X-rays should be able to determine the need for hip replacement.
Answered 9/30/2015
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Hip pain: Pain in the groin is one of the symptoms of hip arthritis. However , it would be best that you see a doctor for an exam and x-ray. An exam and x-ray will usually show arthritic problems. It will also show how severe the arthritis is.
Answered 9/8/2013
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