Hip/Knee pain: There can be several causes of hip and knee pain ranging from: 1) injury or disease localized to the hip or knee joint and/or 2) referred pain. The back can refer pain to the hip and knee region. The hip can refer pain to the knee region. Therefore see your doctor for a through history and physical examnination and possible imaging evaluation to elucidate the source of your pain.
Answered 5/11/2018
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Can be several: The hip and knee receive their nerve supply from the same nerve, the obturator so that a knee problem can present as knee &/or hip pain & vice versa. Usually, pain in the joints after lying down is usually a sign of arthritis as motion keeps the joint fluid bathing the joint surfaces which is how the cartilage gets its nutrition.
Answered 8/23/2019
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Most problems with hip and knee joints occur when upright and loading them. Pain in those areas when lying down could be a referred pain from the lower back, or nerve related.
Answered 6/14/2021
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