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Posted 2/16/2017 6:17 PM (GMT 0)
I found about a year and half ago that the hip pain I was experiencing was hip dysplasia. They said I was born with it and they were surprised that I am in my 40's and have never had any pain growing up. I was told I needed a double hip replacement. I have not had them done since the pain comes and goes. Anyone have hip pain that comes and goes? I was told by the doctors that my only option now is surgery. Does anyone know if there anything that can help hip pain besides the surgery?

Recently I have gone months with little to no pain. Over the last few weeks I have been having more and more hip pain. I have always tried to take an Epson salt bath each night. Since my hip pain has returned I have noticed that my hip pain seems to get worse with these baths. Could it be caused by the detox working? Or could it just be the warm/hot water is causing inflammation which is causing more pain than usual? Not sure what is going on.....

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Posted 2/16/2017 6:51 PM (GMT 0)
I started experiencing severe low back pain about a year ago. It just seemed to start all of a sudden. With that I was having hip pain and numb/tingling arms. For me, the pain was always worse, or I would say start, while I was sleeping. It's a deep, deep pain that is not muscular. It would wake me up, tossing and turning, with numb arms and hands. The hip pain would come and go, but the back pain has continued to get worse, despite my lack of any injury or trauma. It's horrible when it wakes me up, and it's horrible when I try to get out of bed and do the first 30 minutes of stuff (bathroom, shower, walking, dressing, etc.) It's now started to last longer through the morning, and I have a continued stiffness through the day. The hip pain comes and goes still.

Not sure if it's related to my infections, but I theorize that it was an already weak area that the bacteria must have loved. The thing is, I never had back problems at all before the time I think I was first infected...

In my case, i think something is causing inflammation in that area, but I have no idea what. It definitely took a turn for the worse when I started abx a few months ago.
Posted 2/16/2017 7:45 PM (GMT 0)
I've had an on/off deep pain in my hips and shoulders, I was and still am always adjusting the three pillows I sleep with.
I honestly was blaming the bed and thinking about getting a new one lol.
It's not a constant and now has become a little more noticed since I started all the antibiotics. If I'm detoxing well it's gone.
I firmly believe it's all Lyme and co having their party in there
Posted 2/16/2017 10:22 PM (GMT 0)
My hubby had very bad hip pain... he never saw a doctor. He was trying to keep it at bay with PRI (postural restoration) rehab, massage and moderate exercises. Since we started treatment 5 weeks ago, he has zero hip pain now, so it seems like it was Lyme related for sure... we shall see if it comes back or if it's gone for good. He actually has not had a massage in the last 2 months.
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