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Why would the back of your leg hurt near your knee when you sit down?
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The back of my hip hurts on the side as well into my s.I., down my buttocks into my inner leg and down to my knee it hurts to turn and lay on hip/back?
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I just fell down the stairs and now the back of my leg hurts mostly around the thigh, ankle, foot, and knee. Do i need to go to the er?
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