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Question
30 Jul 2007
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QUESTION
I HAVE A PAIN THAT ORIGINATE FROM THE JOINT BETWEEN MY LEFT LEG AND GROIN. THE PAIN GOES RIGHT DOWN MY LEG ECPECIALY DURING THE NIGHT WHEN I SLEEP ON MY LEFT SIDE WITH MY LEGS CURLED .
WHAT CAN IT BE
WHAT CAN IT BE
Healthy Bones
Dear Soray
This may be a pinched nerve in the back which can lead to referred pain in the groin and back. If this is really bothersome, let your doctor examine you and maybe refer you to a neurologis or neurosurgeon if he thinks this is necessary.
This may be a pinched nerve in the back which can lead to referred pain in the groin and back. If this is really bothersome, let your doctor examine you and maybe refer you to a neurologis or neurosurgeon if he thinks this is necessary.
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