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Originally Posted by ChaucerFan View Post
Marty, seeing how long you've had PN, I assume you've already tried a cortisone injection for the hip bursitis? After reading in "Listen to Your Pain" that the only--but also very successful--remedy for trochanteric bursitis is corticosteroid directly into the bursa, I asked my orthopedist to try that, and so far its taken care of THAT particular issue for four or five months. (Now I wish I could tame the patella pain, from arthritis or who knows what. Before PN I was active enough to overcome that. Now it's keeping me FROM being very active again. Sigh.) BTW, I agree with you and Stacy that standing is much worse than walking. I wish I could get a "handicap placard" that would let me cut into line at the grocery check-out....
Sigh... I've had injections, didn't do a thing. But thanks for the advice/help anyway.
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