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Pain in left inner thigh
From 2 months I'm having difficulty to move my left leg sideways or to simply describe it , when I try to sit cross-legged , I feel pain in my left thigh or any type of action involving me moving my leg side ways. I found out that it's called abductor muscle . What should I do, whenever I try to excercise which I found on internet for relief and recovery, the pain aggravates. It's happening since 1 January and I can't figure out the cause.
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The first n foremost thing in treatment of any disease is diagnosis and for that we need to know the symptoms which u are telling but the signs are picked up by the doctor along with investigations if required to arrive at a diagnosis. Then a treatment plan is designed to relieve agony that patient is suffering from.
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Take Rest, use ice n pain killers if pain is too much.
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First understand internet is not your Doctor. You should see and Orthopedician or a Physiotherapist.
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Figuring out the problem is the job of a specialist it not based only on history it's based on physical examination and investigations that is correlated with you symptoms
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Don't experiment on muscle .if pain is aggravated means u r doing wrong exercise .
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Do ice therapy for 5 -10min twice a day
Hip and knee strengthening exercises
Ankle toe movement
Ilio tibial band to be checked by physiotherapist
ACL exercise to be done
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