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Is pain common after mri hip injection?
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Soreness: After an injection is not uncommon for a couple of days. Persistent pain that was not present before the injection should be evaluated by your doctor as infection, a rare complication, is possible in the setting of persistent pain, fever, and limited hip mobility.
Answered 4/10/2019
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