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It is the thickening of the bone in response to increased stress on the joint and is a sign of osteoarthritis. This is just one of a number of changes that appear on a pelvic x ray it is also a sign that your Arthritis is more advanced. The hip will deteriorate more over time until joint space is narrowed causing constant pain. It is a good idea to see a orthopedic surgeon for treatment options. Also visit this website totaljoints/info.com

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