Once a hip is dislocated, chances increase that it will happen again. I don't know if this the case for you. The hip may be swollen, painful, and visibly out of place. The leg may be hard to move or may feel tingly or numb. Anon, immediate medical treatment is needed and involves pushing the bone in place. If you have not done so already, seek medical attention.
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Hello, Anon. Thank you for writing!
Once a hip is dislocated, chances increase that it will happen again. I don't know if this the case for you. The hip may be swollen, painful, and visibly out of place. The leg may be hard to move or may feel tingly or numb. Anon, immediate medical treatment is needed and involves pushing the bone in place. If you have not done so already, seek medical attention.
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