u/Wild-Drop-3341

Hip Dysplasia Diagnosis/ LCEA difference

hello all! long story short, i’ve always always had hip pain. Over the past year it got much worse. pain in groin, lateral hip but also terrible in back and glutes. My MRI revealed a torn and detached labrum, labral cysts, chronically torn ligamentum teres, gluteal tendinopathy, IT band syndrome and bursitis. I saw a hip preservation specialist at HSS thinking I was going for an arthroscopic consult to repair my labrum. He said I have hip dysplasia and why my labrum is torn but not a candidate for arthroscopy. my LCEA measured at 18. I am in my late 30s and he recommended that I do conservative care with shots and PT, not an PAO until a hip replacement likely in my 40s, but no arthritis yet. I got a 3D CT scan and my LCEA on that was 23. to me this is a huge difference. which one is more accurate and which should I believe? I am planning on getting a second opinion with Dr. Nawabi at HSS to see if arthroscopy is on the table at all. hard to accept that I have to live like this for more years until a replacement. any insight is appreciated thanks!!

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u/Wild-Drop-3341 — 5 days ago

wondering if my lifelong hip pain that recently got a lot worse looks like dysplasia? and how bad does it look if so? 36yo. mri revealed torn labrum, cyst, IT band syndrome, tendinosis, bursitis. Plan on consulting a hip preservation specialist.

u/Wild-Drop-3341 — 22 days ago
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right hip in question of possible hip dysplasia. Female, 36yo, 5’6”, 160 lbs

female 36yo experiencing severe hip pain as of recent. noticed a difference about a year ago. always had problems with walking in sand, high heels, sitting long. childbirth seems to have made thinah worse. recent mri showed torn labrum, bursitis, tendonapathy among other things. I haven’t been diagnosed, but wondering if this looks like it could possibly dysplasia? looks like right side the socket doesn’t cover ball well? thanks so much

u/Wild-Drop-3341 — 23 days ago