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Severe Groin Pain, Unable To Move Leg. Why Is This Happening?
I have been experiencing severe groin pain. I ama 63 yeaar old female. The pain began approximately two weeks ago when
I was traveling. It lasts for 30 min to over an hour. It usually occurz when I have been standing or walking for 20 min or more. It occasionally wakes me from sleep. When it occurs, I am unable to sit or lift my leg without severe pain.
I was traveling. It lasts for 30 min to over an hour. It usually occurz when I have been standing or walking for 20 min or more. It occasionally wakes me from sleep. When it occurs, I am unable to sit or lift my leg without severe pain.
Mon, 19 Aug 2013
Hi,
It seems that you might be having degenerative changes in your hip joint or in lumbo-sacral vertebrae giving rise to this problem.
Go for x-ray pelvic region.
Consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined.
Go for physiotherapy.
Take calcium. vitamin A and D supplements.
Ok and take care.
It seems that you might be having degenerative changes in your hip joint or in lumbo-sacral vertebrae giving rise to this problem.
Go for x-ray pelvic region.
Consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined.
Go for physiotherapy.
Take calcium. vitamin A and D supplements.
Ok and take care.
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Hi and welcome to HCM
Severe groin pain could be due to arthritic changes in your hip joint. So it is also become painful to move your leg. Xray is required to see any arthritic changes.I suggest you to consult an orthopaedician nearby for a detailed examination. You may get the X-ray of the area affected under his/her guidance.
Hope this will helps you. Take care.
Severe groin pain could be due to arthritic changes in your hip joint. So it is also become painful to move your leg. Xray is required to see any arthritic changes.I suggest you to consult an orthopaedician nearby for a detailed examination. You may get the X-ray of the area affected under his/her guidance.
Hope this will helps you. Take care.
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