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Which are the symptoms of Osteonecrosis?
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Joint pain, and sharp popping when rotating joint
Posted Jun 16, 2017 by Austin 4830
Pain, limited mobility, having no cure, being that people see you are healthy and fit and have NO idea of the struggles associated with ON/AVN, mental and physical
Posted Jun 30, 2017 by Dave 2270
Persistent deep aching core bone pain that does not go away, and once you notice it in one joint...the nasty way it has of creeping into other joints! The pain radiates from the bone outward.
Posted Sep 27, 2017 by Alan 900
Ostionecrosis is the death of bone in the body. There are many causes, such as an interruption of the blood supply or other trauma to the area. Pain is a primary symptom. Stiffness, inflammation, and lack of motion usually acompany the pain.
Posted Nov 2, 2017 by Pamela 1600
CAN is typically asymptomatic until it's more advanced. Symptoms can include joint pain (especially when weight bearing) and a loss in range of motion.
Posted Jun 2, 2018 by BeauytimarkAVN 300
Pain in both of my knees
Posted Jun 10, 2018 by Emmy 200
Severe pain in the joints. Most common in the hip. Movement is limited amd active lifestyle is gone.
Posted Jun 11, 2018 by Rob 1500
All depends where, but can be, swelling, burning, sharp pain, unable to walk,
Posted Jun 11, 2018 by Megan 2500
It can lay hidden for a while, pain in the effected joint.
Posted Jul 16, 2018 by Jenny from the block 900
Deep dull ache in any joint that is hard to pinpoint when asked. This pain worsens over time and will make it difficult to do everyday things. Eventually the joint will “collapse” causing extreme pain that interferes with everything you do.
Posted Nov 13, 2018 by Scott 3050
Pain in a joint that doesn’t go away after week or two. Any sudden severe pain with no attributable recent trauma.
Posted Aug 27, 2019 by Cheryl 2800
Pain, if in the hips groin pain like a rubber band overstretched
Posted Feb 28, 2020 by Lisa j 1700
Early stage osteonecrosis can be asymptotic. Later pain develops in the affected joint (commonly the hips) and can be felt in many areas like the thigh, groin, hip or knee. Pain might only occur when weight baring on the affected limb. This can cause a limp As the joint worsens the pain usually gets worse too. Pain can become constant and severe. It can't usually be managed by over the counter pain relief. If the condition remains undiagnosed the affected joint can collapse when weight baring causing sudden excruciating pain. That can lead to limb shortening and inability to put weight on the limb.
Posted Mar 15, 2020 by Caitlin 3050
Growing pain
Unable to walk
Limited movements
Unable to walk
Limited movements
Posted Jun 19, 2020 by Monica 600
pain in joint
bone collapsing
limited range of motion
groin pain (if it's in the hip)
bone collapsing
limited range of motion
groin pain (if it's in the hip)
Posted Oct 1, 2020 by Sara7105 300
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Pain
Osteoarthritis
Collapsed joint
Infarction bone
Steroids
Distress
Insomnia
Functional limitation
Depression
Osteoarthritis
Collapsed joint
Infarction bone
Steroids
Distress
Insomnia
Functional limitation
Depression
Posted May 18, 2017 by Javier 2150
