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Thigh pain
I have thigh pain since 2 years back (no injury). Now a days pain goes worst n worst. Pain is happen on my both side thigh including upper,back,front n mostly in inner thigh. Pain is done one side only at one time either left or right. When I sleep and sit pain is too worst I can't explain. All blood test and other report r normal. I have gerd problem. Thigh pain due to gerd or not?? And pain never goes below knee. What should I do..can I consult neurologist instead of orthopaedic??? I am in stressed plz help...I want to do mri for thigh pain both side so what portion should I say to diagnostic centre for knowing thigh pain reason?? Plz give me ans..thz
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Dr. Arunabha Das
General Physician
7 yrs exp
Darjeeling
Your pain is most like due to sacroillitis or trochanteric bursitis. In younger age group, this pain occurs when over exercise of muscles inflames the bursa or muscle itself or joints. Take Tab. Zerodol -SP 1TAB TWICE DAILY AFTER FOOD FOR 5DAYS. Tab Pan D 1tab twice daily before food for 5days. Tab. Shelcal-HD 1tab once daily after food for 30 days. Tab. A-Z Gold 1tab once daily after food for 1month. Avoid exercise and jogging. Take rest for 5days. Apply hamstring brace for 2wks.
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