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Vascular Calcification Hip area

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PostPosted: 09/13/06 - 23:51    Post subject: Vascular Calcification Hip area Vote now! Reply with quote
I have chronic pain, and RA, OA, myalgia. My hip was so painful I couldn't stand to lay on that side. X Ray was done and came back normal space in joint but did show vascular calcification. My question is this, could that be in other areas of my body causing inflamation in other parts and is this dangerous, concerning a possible stroke? Should it be surgically removed?
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