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Hi doctor, i have a pain in my right leg, from my knee up to my hip and ive suddenly gotten nauseous. does this mean anything? how can i treat it?
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See below: Pain from the hip to the knee can be related to your hip joint, the muscles around your hip, or the nerves in your back that go to your leg. If symptoms don't improve in a few days see your physician for full evaluation. You may have nausea from the pain.
Answered 1/5/2019
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