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Hip Dysplasa and Osteoarthritis

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PostPosted: 09/14/08 - 20:01    Post subject: Hip Dysplasa and Osteoarthritis Vote now! Reply with quote
Iam 43yrs old and i just found out i have hip dysplasia & osteoarthritis in my hips the left side is the worst .the left groin it feels like the bone snaps when i walk sit move even laying down just moving the pain is bad and not moving even standing the pain is terriible. some of this was brought on by accident that hapened in 2003 i fell of a truck when he took off and fell 5 to 8ft on the cement and it was my left side that i fell on my hip problem is getting worse i have not worked since the accident my doctor has me on pain meds plus all my other medications iam up to about 20 different meds for diabetes high blod pressure copd ect ect. my doctor does all she can the problem is i have no insurance to really do anything else can anyone help me with infomation to help me thankyou.
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