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Revision Hip Replacement - pain b/c of bone infection ?

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Revision Hip Replacement - pain b/c of bone infection ? Posted: 11-10-07 13:32pm


i had a revision hip replacement in january this year ,after coming off my crutches i started to get pain in the middle of my thigh i just put it down to my recovery but the pain has got worse more so after resting i have just been back to the hospital and my x rays have come back normal so the doctor requestsed blood tests thinking it might be abone infection he has told me to come back in 2 months for the results but im really worried is there anything else this pain could be and what will happen if it is a bone infection

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