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Have Rod Inside Femur, Not Able To Sit Properly, Pain In Inner Thigh. Xray Reports Fine. Any Suggestion?

I had a broken femur due to head on collision by a druck driver about 4 years ago. The doctor put a rod inside my femur. I have gone through physical therapy . But, I have never been able to sit Indian Style since the accident. Now, when I work out and turn a certain way or going up steps I get a sharp pain in my inner thigh. It doesn t ways happen it just come on quickly. It is extremely painful. I had the doctor xray it and everything is fine. I think I have baby this leg and now the muscle is weak. I think it is the inner thigh mucsle. When I have a massage they say that muscle is very tight. Any suggestions?
Sat, 29 Mar 2014
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I would like to see x ray for conclusion. On the basis of your history it can be a muscle weakness or a knee or hip ligament injury. I would recommend you to show to another orthopedic surgeon. Otherwise you can post your x ray in this forum.
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Have Rod Inside Femur, Not Able To Sit Properly, Pain In Inner Thigh. Xray Reports Fine. Any Suggestion?

I would like to see x ray for conclusion. On the basis of your history it can be a muscle weakness or a knee or hip ligament injury. I would recommend you to show to another orthopedic surgeon. Otherwise you can post your x ray in this forum.