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Hip aches all the time, not pain

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kjicha
kjicha

I have hip aching issues all my life. My right hip down my right thigh hurts 365, 24 his a day. Worse when dping yard work or change in weather. I have multiple xrays, mri, nerve tests and all come back ok. I have also tried shots in my hip area and that didn't help. The doctors have no other options for me. I am at a loss. Haso anyone else had this issue. Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thank you.

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  • greyf0x
    greyf0x kjicha

    Posted

    Hi Kjicha, 

    First of all, I'm really sorry to read about all the pain you've had to go through. 

    Unfortunately, I can't provide any help or advice because I'm in a similar situation myself to be honest. Mine started about three years ago, the first time I had to go to A&E because I was literally screaming in agony - at the hospital, I was given mass amounts of pain relief then just sent home.. 

    I have had various episodes over the past couple of years, each lasts a couple of weeks to a month. Then it disappears without a trace, only to return a few months later. The most recent episode (two weeks ago), the pain was so excruciating that I had to be prescribed liquid morphine. Even then, the pain didn't subside unless I took additional mediciation as well. 

    Similar to yourself, I've had x-rays, MRIs, cortisone injections and arthrograms... All to no avail... All doctors saying that they can't find anything out of the ordinary.

    On the 9th of June, they're sending me to pain clinic so I will let you know what they say. 

    I hope your hip problems get sorted. All the best. 

    -Greyf0x

  • RichardKen
    RichardKen kjicha

    Posted

    I'm sorry to hear about your long term pain. This must be so draining for you. If the doctors cannot find a reason then I think it is time to go to a proper chiropractor to check you out.

    Many unresolved pain problems can be traced to one's back so this is why I'm suggesting you seek this specialist help now.

    Cheers Richard

  • elizabeth25752
    elizabeth25752 kjicha

    Posted

    Hi kjicha,

    I'm sorry to hear about the pain you've been through.

    It is quite unfortunate since the doctors could not help you to solve your problem.

    I would recommend you to seek help from specialist.

    However, my little help is this:

    I really hope that it helps and all the best to you! DON'T GIVE UP!

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    • kjicha
      kjicha elizabeth25752

      Posted

      Just an update. The other day I had an MRI done on my lower back. Results came back showing that I had 2 bulging disc and a compressed nerve on my right side. Now I am being referred to a spine specialist to see what he has to say. More to come.
    • RichardKen
      RichardKen kjicha

      Posted

      It is good that you have some answers to your pain even if it is difficult news.

      All the best

      Richard

    • kjicha
      kjicha RichardKen

      Posted

      So the 2 bulging disc's that I was told I have, the Spine Surgeon said it is not a bulging disc.  So he referred me to a pain management doc.  He gave me 2 shots in my lower right side of my back last week to help with inflamation.  So far, this hasn't helped a bit, but holding out hope.  Not sure what the next steps are, but I go back next week for a follow-up.

    • RichardKen
      RichardKen kjicha

      Posted

      Dear Kjicha

      That's disappointing but hopefully the next few weeks will be more positive.

      Cheers Richard

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