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Hi
Thanks for the fast response. I went to physical therapy yesterday and the PT is baffled with the symptoms that I gave him. He also doesnt think I have hip bursitis. I have no pain walking up or down stairs and no pain to touch by the hip. I have pain/problems crossing my right over left leg and cannot form a #4 with leg or sit cross-legged It mostly hurts at the bend/inner of my hip/thigh. I still have the sharp/dull sporadic pains in my thigh that comes and goes it's not a constant ache/pain. This pain is happens mostly when I'm sitting.
Thanks for taking the time.
Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
Bursitis of hip can cause pain as far as the thigh especially in the upper and outer thigh. Other causes of hip pain include iliotibial band tendonitis, meralgia paraesthetica, and low back pain due to disc herniation and nerve compression.
Please discuss all these possibilities with your treating doctor and let us know if you need more information.
Hi, I don't know if it's the same thing but I get nerve pains, burning, tingling and numbness in my anterior, lateral thighs. I attended a neurosurgeon who said that I had Meralgia Parasthetica which is where the (?) lateral, femoral cutaneous nerve becomes trapped in the groin. Treatment is a fairly small operation (nerve release) in the area where an inguinal hernia would be. I asked him if he would have the surgery if it were him and he told me that he did have the problem and that he wouldn't have the surgery.
Hope I'm not steering you in the wrong direction.