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I'm a 29 Years old male, I'm not too sure what kind of problem is this, have consulted multiple physiotherapists, neuro-surgeons & physicians. It started 3 years ago while doing some jumps, I started feeling pain on the front hip join near crotch and for some days it was severe that I couldn't stand or move my left leg slowly i started feeling pain in my knee as well. Since then I've consulted general physicians & on request I got Xray done in which there were no minor/major bone injury was found, later I was prescribed with some of the medicines including pain killer, Optineuron & some others. Later when the pain was continued I consulted a physiotherapist who suggested me that there is no major problem & have suggested some exercises which I did but nothing found curing. later I consulted one neurosurgeon who again suggested me some medicines & I continued but no improvement found. Again I consulted a physiotherapist and I was suggested to some exercise but no help found.
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I would advice you to get an MRI scan done, based on your symptoms. There could be nerve compression causing your problems. See an Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon for the MRI scan.
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Consult Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon.
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Do MRI firstly to know exactly avoid all exercises and  pain killers. Tk muscle relaxant medicine after food and  laser therapy for 15 days with rest. Avoid stretching till relief. It will cure u
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Hello there,,,,well a pretty challenging case...most of the people you consulted thought that maybe its a muscle pull or some sort of nerve impingement....i have had a similar case presented before me 2 years back .... initially with physio electrical modalities n stretching the patient did hav some relief but was again back to his symptoms ..... later on with sonography & reassessment we found out that the person had mild appendicitis and inguinal hernia. Xray's would usually miss certain minute soft tissue anamolies
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You need a through Physical Assessment,along with radiological and pathological tests. do resort back if you have any queries Regards & take care.
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Hello dear as per your query it is better to know the  underlying case of your problem as u have already consulted no. Times to different specialist & no such relief, so my advice is to under go for required investigations, for that u can visit near by superspecialist who will indentify & advice you the required investigations. Thanks
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