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NetWellness provides the highest quality health information and education services created and evaluated by faculty of our partner universities.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
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Sports Medicine |
Quad strain with hip pain08/08/2008 |
Initially I believed I pulled my quad/hip flexor however the physio believes it to be related to a nerve and sore lower back. We have massaged out a knot in the hip area and I can pass all the manipulation tests for quad strain. However whilst I can jog without pain, I cannot perform sharp movements or rapidly raise my leg without pain. I got the injury playing soccer, whilst kick the ball.What could this be? The physio is referring me to a sports doctor but I wouldn`t mind another diagnosis.
It is impossible to make a diagnosis over the internet. The location of your pain and the types of motion that make the pain re-occur on exam are critical to helping determine the source of your pain. Pain in this area can be caused by a pinched nerve in the back, a hernia, a problem in the hip or knee or even a problem with a bursa sac around the tendons of the hip or knee. An accurate diagnosis can only be given after the proper exam by a physician.
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Charles Webster, MD Assistant Professor Department of Family Medicine College of Medicine University of Cincinnati |
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