What is Hip Pointers
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The iliac crest is the top curve of the pelvis toward the front of the body.
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Hip Pointers Definition
A hip pointer is a bruise to the upper part of your hip. This part of the hip bone is called the iliac crest. Many muscles, including abdominal muscles, attach at this site. A pointer can involve injury to bone and soft tissue.
The iliac crest is the top curve of the pelvis toward the front of the body.
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The injury can be very painful. Contact your doctor if you think you may have this injury.
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