Shin and Front Thigh Pain

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I've had recurrent front thigh pain which has now migrated to my shins as well. I also have low back pain. Resources online point me towards some sort of back injury. A couple of months ago, I was bedridden due to a severe back spasm. I would like to know if all these symptoms are related and how serious the problem is.

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Dr. (Colonel) A.K Mehta Sports Medicine Specialist 40 yrs exp Pune Consult Now · Accepted Answer

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Low back pain & thigh pain may or may not be related. Shin pain seems to be independent, more so, if you have been jogging or playi g some game. You need to have proper exami ation or may be MRI of LS spine to rule out Disc prolapse.

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