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How do I know if I have Osteonecrosis?
What signs or symptoms may make you suspect you may have Osteonecrosis. People who have experience in Osteonecrosis offer advice of what things may make you suspicious and which doctor you should go to to receive treatment
Many don't know until it is too late. Listen to your body, if you think there is something wrong get it looked at.
Posted Jun 16, 2017 by Austin 4830
See your doctor. Usually DX with Xray
Posted Jun 30, 2017 by Dave 2270
Only an Xray or MRI will tell for sure. The type of pain will be unlike anything you most likely have experienced. It is a persistent deep core bone pain that feels like it radiates from within the bone outward. Pain may persist whether weight bearing or at rest. Often in the middle of the night you may ache or multiple joints will ache.
Posted Sep 27, 2017 by Alan 900
The pain is usually what tells you something is wrong, I which leads to the testing mentioned above.
Posted Nov 3, 2017 by Pamela 1600
An MRI of the affected joint.
Posted Jun 11, 2018 by Rob 1500
Server pain in a joint, unable to move it, burning, swelling, unable to sleep, go to a GP first and a special doctor who has experience in it
Posted Jun 11, 2018 by Megan 2500
Severe deep ache in your joints that progressively gets worse. Medical tests including an MRI will confirm the diagnosis
Posted Nov 13, 2018 by Scott 3050
If you have pain that doesn’t go away or gets worse, get an mri or x-ray.
Posted Aug 27, 2019 by Cheryl 2800
MRI diagnosis tool
If you have pain
If you have pain
Posted Feb 28, 2020 by Lisa j 1700
Ain is the main symptom of osteonecrosis. If you have pain in a joint whenever you put weight on it, or if you have constant pain that's getting worse, not better you should seek medical advice. Your primary care provider or local doctor can assist you. There are more common causes for pain like this and the doctor will want to check for them. You can ask for an x-ray of the joint. Ask for an xray even if they want you to get an ultrasound too. Osteonecrosis cannot be seen on an ultrasound, your Dr will need an xray to identify osteonecrosis.
Posted Mar 15, 2020 by Caitlin 3050
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Experienced sudden intense pain in the bone or joint
Posted May 18, 2017 by Javier 2150
