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What causes intermittent front left thigh pain. all tests came out negative (mri, x-ray , neuro test). told it might be muscular-skeletal .?
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Let me explain: Thigh pain usually come either from knee or from the hip area, some time could come from a disc in the lumber are. Did they take x-ray of the knee and the hip. Let me know please.
Answered 12/2/2013
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