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Bone edema02/05/2009 |
I am a 50 year old male, I have trained in martial arts for 35 years and am an active runner. I have had an MRI and been diagnosed with some sort of bone edema in my hip and been told to give it rest. Is there more that I can do to bring healing and get back to being active.
Thanks for using NetWellness and for your question. I really think this would be a question better posed to your physician. Depending on the severity of the bone edema, you may be able to swim or do aqua jogging, but this really needs to be a decision made by your doctor based on your injury and the best way to facilitate healing. Good luck!
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Courtney Dolphin-Siegel, MEd, ATC Assistant Trainer College of Medicine The Ohio State University |
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