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Thigh pain06/07/2005 |
I have recently experienced moderate pain in my thigh (about 1 week). At first, it was localized to the inside of the thigh, so I just thought it was a groin strain. However, it started to radiate to the center of my thigh and down to my knee. I`m a high school runner and run about 4-6 miles a day. The pain gets worse while exercising and immediately after exercising and also walking up stairs. Any ideas what this could be?
Sounds like you have a muscular problem (strain, sprain, or tear). I'd stop exercising and consult your physician as soon as possible.
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Jayme Johnson, MS Program Manager Fitness Center at CARE\Crawley University of Cincinnati |
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