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Hip pain directly on hip bone

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@heyjoe415

Great summary Lorie. And I agree that cortisone shots work for a little while. When the relief is measured in days or a week, time for a replacement imo.

Just a warning to people considering this, joint replacement surgery can't be done within 3 months of a cortisone shot in the affected joint.

I agree that it's best not to wait too long, especially when a replacement is the inevitable solution. But after having both knees replaced and doing the hard rehab work, it's worth every second to get it done. And yeah, do a lot of research on surgeons, great advice. (Also be aware that the great surgeons have a long waiting list.)

Thanks Lorie.

Joe

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@heyjoe415 I never thought about that. That’s great advice! I probably never had to because it takes so long to get to surgery after a failed steroid injection that 3 to 6 months has gone by. I did look it up and here’s an article for others. That Might be helpful. https://www.ultrasound-guided-injections.co.uk/are-ultrasound-guided-steroid-corticosteroid-injections-before-joint-replacement-surgery-safe/
Thank you so much!