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Dull pain in groin, inside of thigh, behind knee and in calf - is this likely muscular or vascular?

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Dr. Laurence Badgley answered

Specializes in General Practice

Not vascular: Age unknown w. pain unilateral groin, thigh, posterior knee & calf suggests neural impingement absent vascular involvement & swelling distal leg. Sacroiliac joint disorder can arouse sciatica & groin pain. Other considerations: Sartorious Syndrome & Pyriformis Syndrome. Vertebral stenosis w. nerve root impingements does not typically refer pain to groin. Osteopaths discern soft tissue disorders.

Answered 7/29/2018

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