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What are the next steps for my persistent left hip pain, given that my X-ray was normal and treatments like Flexon MR, pain-relief cream, and warm compresses have not provided permanent relief?

Asked by Male, 28 · 9 days ago

Since X-rays primarily show bones, your pain might involve soft tissues like muscles, tendons, or ligaments which don't appear on standard scans. Since Flexon MR and warm compresses haven't provided lasting relief, the next best step is to consult an orthopedic specialist. They may recommend an MRI to visualize these soft tissues or suggest targeted physical therapy to help strengthen the joint. Please try to avoid heavy strain in the meantime.
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What are the next steps for my persistent left hip pain, given that my X-ray was normal and treatments like Flexon MR, pain-relief cream, and warm compresses have not provided permanent relief?

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