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Pain in left hip and thigh from 3 days
There is a constant pain when  she is in sitting position. She is a teacher so many times have to stand for long time .
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pain may be due to any spinal problems like disc problems or muscle strain. May a hip pathology or SI joint pathology can be also suspected. Needs examination.
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visit a physio
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avoid prolonged standing and bending activities
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Chiropractic adjustment will help. Avoid Squatting- Avoid sitting Cross legged. Contrast Fomentation (Hot and Cold).
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Long sitting and long standing is your problems. So meet physiotherapists near you and stretching exercise of spine
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May be a case of sciatica consult an expert.
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If cross leg sitting is causing pain, then pirifomis may be involved
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check with nearby physio
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Please investigate Lower back.
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if everything is normal then back strengthening will help
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follow lower back posture tips
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