63 woman over wieght legs and feet sore even when sitting down why please
What type of doctor or guru helped you?
So about a few weeks ago I've been getting this horrible aching pain in my upper leg joint. The pain also continues down into my ankle. When I sit down and try standing up its when the pain is the worst. The pain can be to the point where I can't move. Ive also been having dull aches in my back. Can anyone tell me what this is? I'm 21 so I'm finding it hard to believe it's something to series but you never know.
Try seeing a massage therapist! There are many things that can cause hip pain...if structural defects and osteoarthritis (and other inflammatory arthritides) are ruled out by your doctor then it could be a torqued sacrum, up slipped sacroiliac joint, inflared or outflared ilium, greater trochanter bursitis, iliopsoas contracture, or even referred pain from your low back. The most common overlooked cause is iliopsoas contracture! This muscle attaches to your low back and comes forward through your abdomen in front of your hip to attach to the top front of your femur. It is the prime muscle for hip flexion so when you have been seated for a while it will get tight and make straightening out your legs when you stand up difficult and painful. A massage therapist can assess your hips and the muscles around your hips so you can get some answers! They can treat all of the above mentioned culprits of hip pain. Well I don't know how competent massage therapists are in other places in the world but they are definitely capable in Ontario and British Columbia at least.
I have this same issue that started in June, when I asked my new doctor he said it was caused at the base of the iliac (?) bone?. Of the skeleton in your butt, there evidently is fluid around them, he didn't,t really have an answer other than Advil.. Said there were shots I could get, but yeah can't sit for long periods of time, feels like the bone is coming through the butt.. Takes a minute after I stand ,, before I can walk..... Getting worse
Hi,
Interesting forum. I am 59 years old. Had left hip replaced October 15, 2014 when I was 57. It was due to arthritis. I currently moved to a place with all hardwood flooring. I had no problem at my old home with carpeting and linoleum flooring. Now, everyday it hurts when I get up from sitting and try to walk. I have to get myself going, then I am pretty much okay. I do the physical therapy exercises I learned from my hip replacement therapy when this becomes a huge problem. It does help. I will do biking, backward walking on the treadmill and the elliptical occasionally during the week at Snap Fitness. It helps. I went through my change of life at 50. I do have arthritis in the other hip as well and that will need to be replaced someday. But, the hardwood flooring and tile flooring I believe is what is currently making this condition feel much worse than it really is. I do wear my orthodics with my slippers in this new place. It does help. But, maybe vitamins and supplement would also assist? I don't know, but I don't like it. I have never felt my age until now. Anyone else on this forum have hardwood flooring that is over 50?