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Had Muscle Pull, Hip, Leg Pain After Accident, Now Subsiding, Unable To Bend, Reoccured. Muscle Pull, Hernia?

I was doing barbell rows where you stand bent over pulling the bar towards your chest. I broke form and pulled with my back when I pulled the bar towards my chest. That's when I felt my back muscle quiver and grow weak for the pain. An hour later I felt it in the right side of my hip and the front of my leg. I was able to walk, and sit with no issues again and it felt like it was getting better very slowly. I still couldn't bend to well. Well I moved a chair and I guess I wasn't completely healed so it happened again. Is this a pulled muscle or a hernia? Is it something completely different?
Wed, 24 Apr 2013
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
Hello, the character and radiation of pain suggest to be from spinal nerve which might be irritated due to a small sprain or prolapse of disc. I advise you to avoid forward bending as of now, take some rest, go for a clinical check up along with diagnostic work up. If all ok start with some back strengthening exercises which help you get back to workout safely. Thank you
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Had Muscle Pull, Hip, Leg Pain After Accident, Now Subsiding, Unable To Bend, Reoccured. Muscle Pull, Hernia?

Hello, the character and radiation of pain suggest to be from spinal nerve which might be irritated due to a small sprain or prolapse of disc. I advise you to avoid forward bending as of now, take some rest, go for a clinical check up along with diagnostic work up. If all ok start with some back strengthening exercises which help you get back to workout safely. Thank you