I HAVE HAD ABOUT 3 SPASIMS
I WILL CALL THEM, of pain in lower front hip bone, where thigh and hip connect. IT actually stops me from taking another step. I am unable to move the right leg at the time its happening.and it lasts a few minutes. anyone know what this is. i already wrote in a question, and am trying to learn how to use this site. thanks i just turned 60 do a lot of driving have been diagnosed with osteoartheritus, previously and ostoeporosus, previously, before any of these symtoms occured, aand i dont know to what degree i have these other conditions. thanks kandi
I WILL CALL THEM, of pain in lower front hip bone, where thigh and hip connect. IT actually stops me from taking another step. I am unable to move the right leg at the time its happening.and it lasts a few minutes. anyone know what this is. i already wrote in a question, and am trying to learn how to use this site. thanks i just turned 60 do a lot of driving have been diagnosed with osteoartheritus, previously and ostoeporosus, previously, before any of these symtoms occured, aand i dont know to what degree i have these other conditions. thanks kandi
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I am a boimechanical therapist (specializing in the way the body moves and functions) I have actually seen this problem many timees in our clinic. It is possible that you have very tight hipflexor muscles, specifically Ilio-psoas and rectus femorus. They both attatch in that general area. You also mentioned that you drive for long hours....sitting causes these muscles to tighten even more. You may want to talk to your doctor about finding either a phyisical therapist or a biomechanical therapist in your area. Of course, you may have something more serious, so you always want to talk to your doctor to rule out any other possiblities. Muscle is usually the cause of most problems though. I would seek other alternitives before surgery. Maybe even getting some regualar massages as long as it isn't contraindicated. Hope this helps.
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Huge swollen lump in my lower back, it prevents me from walking properly, and I fall constantly. Can my orthopedic repair this?
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