Arthritis Hip Pain

One morning about a week ago I woke up and my left hip hurt. I thought it was because I slept on it wrong but it’s been a week now and hurts just as much. I’m wondering if it’s arthritis. But, could arthritis just show up out of the blue like that? I haven’t told my husband because I don’t want to make much ado about nothing.

Anyone have any ideas?

looking for the Homeopathic equivalent of naproxen (ALEVE) or other meds for pain for moderate joint pain (arthritis). A quick search in google returned Arnica, but not sure of dosage. Any ideas?

I had a total hip replacement in 2005. I now find I am having pain like the pain before my hip replacement. I am 5ft 7in. I weigh 124 pounds. The pain I have is located in my groin area and all the way around my hip. It then shoots into my upper thigh area. I limp when I walk because weight hurts on that side. I also cannot get moving when I first go to get up. I have to allow it time to warm up. When I lay down it is hard to get into a position that is comfortable.
My doctor has not seen me, but over the phone thinks it could be lower back pain. I had an MRI six months ago due to unusual swelling in the lower part of the same leg as the hip replacement. The MRI showed nothing was wrong with my back. Could this be arthritis? Many times to help solve the problem people have hip replacements. That is why I wanted to know if you can get arthritis if you have a total hip replacement.

Thank you,
Scarlett O

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