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i am 20yrs old girl.last 6yrs back i was suffering frm pain in my right leg near femur bone to be specific nearer to thigh region.i had consulted a orthopaedic doctor who suggested me to undergo biopsy test after seeing my scanning repot, the biopsy test was negative fr cancer and the test confirmed it was a ordinary cyst,this was operated and removed and since the cyst was inside the bone , after removing it they had applied a german bone paste to cover up tat region.my right leg is healthy now but the problem now im facing is the same kind of a pain in my left leg in the same femur bone region of my thigh.my symptoms are just pain nearer to the mid of my hipHip joint replacement Hip pain and my thigh and there is no swellingAbdomen - swollen Ankle sprain swelling Breast - premenstrual tenderness and swelling Foot swelling Foot, leg, and ankle swelling Gums - swollen Joint swelling Mastoiditis - redness and swelling behind ear Scrotal swelling Swelling nor any other symptoms.so do i need to undergo once again this kind of operation?pls suggest any other alternative method to cure this pain as i don want to undergo one more operation.
You should always go for a biopsy and determine if it is a tumour? If it is a tumour and benignBenign ear cyst or tumor Benign positional vertigo then you have to know the chances it can turn into cancer? If there is a risk then you should always go for surgery, well your Orthopaedician as he knows your diagnosis is the best person to comment.
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