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Have a crampy/dull pain in thigh going up to bottom of my butt. ongoing about 2 weeks. should i be concerned?
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Thigh pain: The answer depends upon your circumstances. Did you have an injury.,, is your pain changing in terms of severity,frequency, or duration. ? Consider an evaluation if trial of NSAIDs, rest ,stretching,doesn't lessen your discomfort in a few days
Answered 5/27/2016
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