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Thigh pain
I have pain in both of thigh from last 1 year (inner thigh, side of thigh, front of thigh) In starting pain is minor and come and go most of Time bt now a days it's goes worst. Pain is all time on my thigh both side..pain is not too much bt always irritating (pain) me. Pain is goes worst when am sleep and sit..at walking time not paining bt when am stand for long time pain is too much. What kind of pain is this??and when my hip is pressed pain goes to side and front of thigh. Because of this pain I can't concentrate on my study..i consult 3 Orthopaedic doctor bt no help now what can I do?? Plz advice me am so stressed bc of this irritating pain..is muscle pull or something as???
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Dr. Chethan R S
General Physician
6 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi......, Groin pull or groin strains are common causes of inner thigh pain. This type of injury occurs when the adductor muscles of the thigh have been strained, either from running, jumping, kicking actions, twisting, or high impact sports. It can also result from a sudden stop or turn during an activity. ....
Applying an ice pack will help reduce the swelling in the affected area, and may even help decrease some of the damage. ...
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