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Can my hip come out of the socket from throwing a ball?
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Hip pop: Yes it is possible to dislocate your hip, but it would generally take a great for or trauma. Popping of hip joint due to mild mis-alignment or tendon tightness is common.
Answered 8/25/2019
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