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Left inner thigh pain beneath skin
I have a pain in my left inner thigh. It does not feel muscular and the pain feels just beneath the skin. There is no rash, swelling or anything. it only hurts to touch or stretch ( when the skin is taught). I have no history of strain or pull.
I self got d dimer test which is 0.18. does it look like vascular pain?
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If you are having doubts regarding vascular pain,then go for Doppler study of affected limb
Try this with mild analgesics for 5 days
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Dr. Saurabh Uplenchwar
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10 yrs exp
Pune
The d dimer results that you have got are normal. Moreover d dimer test cannot tell whether the pain is due to a vascular cause. It just gives an idea about any clot present in the body
Vascular pain in lower limb appears after standing for prolonged periods due to venous stasis or due to walking or doing some work related to that organ as in arterial lesions
If the pain is in the uppermost aspect of the inner thigh then there might be some inguinal pathology like a subclinical hernia or so
If it is a focal pain in the lower thigh then kindly consult an orthopaedic surgeon
For middle or upper inner thigh consult a surgeon
I hope this helps you out
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