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My mum had hip osteoarthritis too, and I remember being worried about how it would affect her mobility. We eventually consulted Dr Alan Cheung, an ortho doctor here in Singapore, and thankfully, she didn't need hip replacement surgery. She was advised to undergo physiotherapy and had injections to help manage the pain. From her experience, I learned that having hip osteoarthritis doesn't automatically mean you'll need surgery. It really depends on how severe the condition is and how much it affects your daily activities. I'd suggest discussing the available treatment options with your doctor first, especially if the pain is still manageable. Hope this helps, and wishing you all the best! ❤️

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