Question 1

what causes right low back pain and front right thigh pain?

Accepted Answer

Neural irritation: There are several causes of low back pain and thigh pain.  Problems with the hip joint can often cause back/buttock pain that radiates to the groin and thigh.  Irriation to the lumbar nerve roots in the lower back can also cause leg pain.  Thigh pain is often seen with irritation to the l2, l3, and/or occasionally L4 nerve roots.

Question 2

already wrote about my lower back pain & was suggested to not worry about as its normal. but it's back & right thigh pain too what is this?! help plz

Accepted Answer

Possible Sciatica: HI, 
Lower back pain is frequent if you have weak core muscles. So work on building up muscle in abs and back. It mayy also be pain caused by the Sciatic nerve. A commom problem.
http://www.spine-health.com/conditions/sciatica/what-you-need-know-about-sciatica

Question 3

43 years old, lower back pain, front of thigh pain, difficulty moving and lower spine isnt straight. what could it be? is it serious? 1week already

Accepted Answer

Could be: new onset low back pain w/pain in the thigh and difficulty straightening lower spine could be a sign of a nerve root issue and should be checked out w/o delay.  This could also be musculoskeletal only and could even be a GI issue masquerading as a neurologic problem.  In any event.  Don't delay.  See the dr quick.

Question 4

low back pain. also inner thigh pain. 8 days late on my cycle?

Accepted Answer

Get a pregnancy test: I think that by asking this question you already know that you could be at risk of pregnancy and you should therefore get a pregnancy test and see what's going on. If the pregnancy test does not provide guidance, then see a doctor. Do not take any ibuprofen for pain in case you are pregnant.

Question 5

i have lower back pain and right front thigh pain....stabbing in the thigh.

Accepted Answer

LowBackPain/Sciatica: Low back pain needs to be evaluated by your doctor.It is coming from your Lumbar Spine.and seems like you have Sciatica
Consult your Doctor as you may need pain medicine,muscle relaxant  and may be Physical Therapy

Question 6

hip pain from injury that won't go away after 5 weeks. now causing low back pain, inner thigh pain by groin, and buttocks pain. what can i do?

Accepted Answer

Sacroiliac ligament: Sounds like you are having referred pain from sacroiliac (SI) dysfunction.  Would be good to be evaluated for this by your family doctor. Best treatment is a small injection of anesthesia and steroid into the specific area of the SI ligament. Depending on injury, could also be a hop labral tear that can give same symptoms. You need to be evaluated in person.

Question 7

low back pain, crushing thigh pain, then cant move one foot and now the other foot is going.mri lumbosacral negative. cant walk on tiptoes or heals??

Accepted Answer

This sounds: like a serious nerve problem.  Depending on how rapidly your paralysis is worsening, it could progress to involve your breathing muscles.  Please get to the emergency dept right away.

Question 8

hip labral debridement 2 weeks ago - still have groin pain, but now a bad ache, thigh pain and low back pain also - is this normal? not on crutches

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Possible: I would not be surprised if you continued to have  these symptoms just 2 weeks after this procedure. However, you really should check with the orthopedist who did the procedure to determine what the typical recovery period should be and what you should expect.

Question 9

why does my pee burn daily & get worse if i drink alcohol or soda which also adds lower back pain ? also tip of my penis & inner thigh pain after ejaculation 9/10 times everyday ?

Accepted Answer

: Sounds as though it is possible that you may have urethritis or a UTI. You should be checked out by your primary care doctor to be tested for those and to see if any other problems are present. Good luck.

Question 10

my mother complain from low back pain radiating to right thigh.she took analgesics for about 30-40 days and the pain not improving. mri show l4-5 mild posterior disc bulge obliterating anterior epidural fat and indenting the thecal sac?

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Explanation: You may well have answer to symptoms.  This is not surgical but likely would respond to physical therapy and exercise program.

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What causes right low back pain and front right thigh pain?

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Already wrote about my lower back pain & was suggested to not worry about as its normal. but it's back & right thigh pain too what is this?! help plz

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43 years old, lower back pain, front of thigh pain, difficulty moving and lower spine isnt straight. what could it be? is it serious? 1week already

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Low back pain. also inner thigh pain. 8 days late on my cycle?

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I have lower back pain and right front thigh pain....stabbing in the thigh.

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Hip pain from injury that won't go away after 5 weeks. now causing low back pain, inner thigh pain by groin, and buttocks pain. what can i do?

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Low back pain, crushing thigh pain, then cant move one foot and now the other foot is going.mri lumbosacral negative. cant walk on tiptoes or heals??

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Hip labral debridement 2 weeks ago - still have groin pain, but now a bad ache, thigh pain and low back pain also - is this normal? not on crutches

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Why does my pee burn daily & get worse if i drink alcohol or soda which also adds lower back pain ? also tip of my penis & inner thigh pain after ejaculation 9/10 times everyday ?

A member asked:

My mother complain from low back pain radiating to right thigh.she took analgesics for about 30-40 days and the pain not improving. mri show l4-5 mild posterior disc bulge obliterating anterior epidural fat and indenting the thecal sac?

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