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What Causes Pain From The Groin Area To The Lower Leg?
I have had pain in my left leg that starts in the fold at the crotch area and can spread all the way to my knee or lower. It feels like a stretching pain. It s constant and non stop. It kind of feels muscular. When I bend the top part of my body 30 degrees or more to my left or forward and when I am sitting, the pain gets worst. It has been lasting for about 3 weeks now and the hospital simply told me it might be my sciatic nerve and not to worry about it, but they are not the ones in pain here. I have tried Ibuprofen for a week+ and it doesn t do crap. What the heck is this thing?
Please see a neurologist and go for whole spine screening MRI especially lumbar spine. This can be secondary to sciatica or bone degenerative change in the spine. Take tab. Myospas Forte twice a day for pain. If too severe go for physiotherapy but after MRI spine.
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What Causes Pain From The Groin Area To The Lower Leg?
Hi Please see a neurologist and go for whole spine screening MRI especially lumbar spine. This can be secondary to sciatica or bone degenerative change in the spine. Take tab. Myospas Forte twice a day for pain. If too severe go for physiotherapy but after MRI spine. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.