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Deep pain in right leg
Deep pain generally staying in right buttock(joint of hip and thigh area), sometimes pain moves down to thigh, calf and foot. Pain has been there since four years but offlate it has become severe. Previously, sitting down used to relieve some pain, however it has not reduced even while seated. The pain is there even in bed.
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Madam this might b coz of nerrowing nerve root compression might at the dorsal root in the spine at level of L3 L4 L5 or spinal cord stenosis.
Have done MRI to rule out the problem.
Physiotherapy will b helped u to fix the pain and inflamation..
Electrotherapy and exercise plan will b helped u..
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This pain is often due to some sort of an asymmetrical movement pattern that goes on for an extended period of time.
You need to stretching and strengthen the abductors by using them in the stabilizing role (standing on one leg) and moving role (moving the leg out to the side, preferably against gravity). Start consulting a physiotherapist for best relief.
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It appears to be pain of nerve compression, nerve is either compressed in buttock area or spine. For confirmation you can get your MRI done and see orthopaedic doctor and physiotherapy doctor for proper management.
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