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Hip Problems

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  1. My dads hip is aging on him. Not crippled or anything near
    it but he says he knows it will give him major problems
    within 10 years.

    Is there injections or antibiotics or something locallized
    he can do to help recover his hip. The way he talks, he
    damaged it from yanking the heavy lawn mower out of the
    ditch. I imagine that it is a bunch of fine hairline cracks
    in that hip socket.

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    My dads hip is aging on him. Not crippled or anything near
    it but he says he knows it will give him major problems
    within 10 years.

    Is there injections or antibiotics or something locallized
    he can do to help recover his hip. The way he talks, he
    damaged it from yanking the heavy lawn mower out of the
    ditch. I imagine that it is a bunch of fine hairline
    cracks in that hip socket.

    Has he had the affected joint checked by an orthopaedic
    specialist? His description of a possible injury would
    suggest a muscle or other soft tissue problem more so than
    any bone damage. Arthritis & DJD spring to mind as other
    likely culprits.

    Such joint problems may go unnoticed by the patient until an
    injury to surrounding tissues/structures occurs -- then the
    underlying problem rears its ugly head.

    There have been tremendous advances in therapies, ranging
    from PT to meds to surgery. The first step, of course, is to
    have your dad thoroughly examined to determine the exact
    nature of his hip problem(s).

    Good luck!

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