[Answered]: SUBJECTIVE: This is a 42-year-old Caucasian female…

SUBJECTIVE: This is a 42-year-old Caucasian female who presents to the clinic today to establish with me as her primary care provider. At this particular visit she is complaining of right hip pain and would also like to be weaned off her Zoloft because she is thinking that this is contributing to her increase in weight. She also complains of a nagging dry cough and would like to find out what might possibly be causing that. Her right hip pain has been going on for about three months now, which is constant and is aggravated by standing up from sitting. She does not feel the pain as much when walking and she says that this pain sometimes radiates to the buttocks and all the way down to her heel area. She occasionally feels a tingling sensation at the lateral aspect of the thigh, particularly at night. She has been treating this with over-the-counter pain medication but has not found it to be helpful. In terms of her cough, she noticed that she usually gets this whenever she has heartburn. She also thought that it might be related to her smoking as well.