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A patient has long-standing pain in her right hip, and the orthopedic surgeon has prepared an intra-articular injection. How long will it take for the patient to see improvement in her pain and mobility?
A)Approximately 10 days
B)1 to 3 weeks
C)2 to 8 weeks
D)1 to 4 months
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this is exactly what I needed
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Helped a lot
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