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What Causes Pain In The Inner Thigh Upon Waking Up?

Hi last Dec. I woke up with this pain in my inner right thigh. feels like a tendon popping when I lift my leg and move it back. Was so painful first 5 months. I went to PT and have doing some exercises but still popping and sometimes painful. depends also on what shoes I am wearing. Any ideas?
posted on Mon, 8 Aug 2016
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Hi welcome to HCM...

You are having inner thigh pain....

Following work up is necessary ....
1.CBC with HB estimation to rule out anemia
2.Local part x ray that will help in rule out joint inflammation and underlying bony growth if present
3.CRP etc...

The bulging disc can compress nerves and there might be pain by this ....
4.For that neurological examination or MRI useful....

If no significant cause found than muscular sprain might be cause for which physiotherapy useful.....

If vascular blockage induce cause suspected Doppler study can be done for that .

Take care

Advise : Physician consultation for examination....
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What Causes Pain In The Inner Thigh Upon Waking Up?

Hi welcome to HCM... You are having inner thigh pain.... Following work up is necessary .... 1.CBC with HB estimation to rule out anemia 2.Local part x ray that will help in rule out joint inflammation and underlying bony growth if present 3.CRP etc... The bulging disc can compress nerves and there might be pain by this .... 4.For that neurological examination or MRI useful.... If no significant cause found than muscular sprain might be cause for which physiotherapy useful..... If vascular blockage induce cause suspected Doppler study can be done for that . Take care Advise : Physician consultation for examination....