can calcium deposits be causing my hip pain?
January 31st, 2010 by Zandra Jones, RN BBA
i have had hip pain for 3 years iam only 30. the pain is a dull achy pain that never goes away and is worse when resting, it is in the inner groin area and hip bone.they found some mild arthritis but thats about it. they did see some calcium deposits all around the area. i wonder could this be the cause of my pain?
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Tags: 3 years, achy pain, Arthritis, calcium deposits, groin area, hip bone, hip pain, mild arthritisPosted in
Yes, that could be painful, and will get worse
with time unless you address this
problem.
Typically, a Dr. might suggest exercises
to reduce the calcium, and to take
a NSAID such as Ibuprofen(Advil or
Motrin) or Naprosyn(Aleve).
If is were bad enough, they could
give you a cortisone shot to dissolve
the calcium, but that puts quite a stress
on the system.
Drs. may also prescribe Prednisone
or a Medrol Dosepak, but steroids are very
hard on the system.
It would be best if you could
exercise through the pain and
reduce the calcium deposits and
take a mild analgesic such as Advil
or Tylenol.