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Recurring Hip pain
Having recurring hip pain. Pain starts mostly in left hip joint. The pain gets worse to the extent that am not able to walk or move my legs. The pain becomes worse when I sneeze or cough. If i lie down in a specific position there's no pain at all. This pain stays for 1-2 weeks and completely vanishes with no trace. I get these pain episodes very often.
Had an xray done 2 years back and doctor felt it could be degenerative disk disease.
Had visited a doctor before covid and he felt it could also be Rheumatoid Arthritis/ spondyloarthritis but my RA factor was normal with slightly elevated CRP (attached report).
Other medical history:
Have recurring hard painful lumps in my armpit. Doctor suggested it could be TB or HS.
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This seems to be a muscle pain of your hip joint region. A stiff muscle/s secondary to your sitting habits. What is your profession? How much do you sit? How do you sit?
The stiff or tight muscles give you pain and once you give rest, knowingly or unknowingly, they settle down and you again do something which they don't like. Is the gap between the painful episodes may be reducing over time?
Next Steps
sitting and workstation ergonomics, appropriate stretching exercises
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we can do a teleconsultation if you want.
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