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Suggest Treatment For Severe Left-sided Hip Pain Due To An Ulcer

I had a alcer bust a month or 2 ago and now having tribal going pop and a few days ago I got this bad pain on my left side of my hip... So y can t I pop every day and it so hard I have trid stole soffeners and laxatives and nothing and I m getting so bloweded
Tue, 20 Oct 2015
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Hi.

I really dont understand the location of the ulcer and most of what you seem to be asking. If you have an ulcer that seems to be reappearing or is not subsiding then I would recommend a doctors visit for visualization. In the meantime, please do not pop it (most probably a blister). A blister needs to pop on its own and also do not peel off the skin on top. Please visit a doctor for confirmation of the diagnosis, location and and for treatment.

Best wishes.
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Left-sided Hip Pain Due To An Ulcer

Hi. I really dont understand the location of the ulcer and most of what you seem to be asking. If you have an ulcer that seems to be reappearing or is not subsiding then I would recommend a doctors visit for visualization. In the meantime, please do not pop it (most probably a blister). A blister needs to pop on its own and also do not peel off the skin on top. Please visit a doctor for confirmation of the diagnosis, location and and for treatment. Best wishes.