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I have been referred to an Orthopaedic surgeon. What might I expect?

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I have been referred to an Orthopaedic surgeon. What might I expect?

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If your symptoms are not settling with treatment from an experienced physiotherapist you may be referred to an Orthopaedic Surgeon. The tests that they will do will depend on your own individual circumstances but may include: Physical examination of your spine, pelvis and hips Blood tests Stork X rays – this involves x rays taken of your pelvis while standing on one leg and be useful for detecting movement of the symphyis pubis joint. Ultra sound or MRI scan Occassionally a bone scan You may be offered a steroid injection into the symphysis pubis joint and some women find this helpful especially if used in conjunction with an exercise programme.

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