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Pain in right hip joint
I have a chronic pain since 2 or 3 years in my right hip joint and it had started because I used to sleep on a lumpy mattress. Nothing came in MRI scan. But I still feel pain which spreads through a nerve from thigh to calf.
I try a few hip joint exercises but nothing relieves the pain completely.
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I think it's sciatica pain
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A Video Examination is Required To Diagnose The Actual Condition To Tell You The Right Exercises for it.
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You should consult a Physiotherapist for complete assessment and treatment.
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Visit nearby physiotherapist for assessment of your posture and limblength. And treatment with electrotherapy and manual therapy.
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You can visit nearest physiotherapist for manual therapy that will give you best result
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Through manual technique it can be reduced. visit nearest physiotherapy centre if possible for treatment.
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Here 2 points are in your favour
1) Your age
2) MRI was fine.
Is the pain continuous or exaggerates with activity?
Which movements are painful and which are not?
Any relieving positions?
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Get yourself assessed properly. Treatment can start once the cause of the pain is known.
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Do get an expert advise as this should be taken care of at this stage itself
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Dr. Jacob Roshan Mathew (PT)
Physiotherapist
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
It looks like it's trocanteric bursitis which can originate in the hip region and refer down.
You should try an online consultation.
Hands on manual therapy would be good later. But during this lockdown period online consult may help
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