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Pain around right hip joint
I am continuously having pain around right hip joint and some time it becomes acute and flows through the thigh towards knee. I had gone through physiotherapy tens and heating but still i am having pain i also had some medications but as soon as medicines stop pain comes back.
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Did you have any fall or accident? U ll have to describe your pain. Ur hip joint pain could be Bez of poor posture too like u usually cross Ur legs in sitting and also while sleeping. For proper diagnosis and treatment Consult online
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When pain flows through Ur thigh to knee, Lie on Ur stomach and put a pillow underneath Ur pelvis, This will reduce tension on your femoral nerve.
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To guide you properly you need to give more information about your pain . Does this pain occurs in morning for some time or through out the day?do you have stiffness along with pain or not ?do you have any history of injury?
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Consult an orthopedic for medicines and a physiotherapist for your strengthening and pain relieving programme. A detailed history of your pain and assessment of your joint is required including the xray. so, that a correct diagnosis is being made.
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Take hot fomentation at home .
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The right side commonly has a rolled in pelvis. This can mimic a nerve irritation type pain.
You should see a manual therapist who mobilizes joints and muscles. This should be followed up with exercises.
TENS and ultrasound are for temporary relief.
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Hello, TENS and heating would give you temporary relief. You should pay more attention to strengthening your lower limb entirely once proper diagnosis is made and also make some modifications according to your profession and aggravating factors.
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