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I have acute pain in my ball and socket area on left side of hip when i lift my leg higher than 45 degree angle. i also get pain in that same area when i sneeze! however, if someone lifts my leg for me in a passive movement then i do not get pain?
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The origin of your pain is likely from your left scrotum rather from your hip. In that case, palpating your left ball should elicit the pain and detect the abnormal content of the left ball (scrotum). If pain persists, please see your doctor for a thorough exam. Good luck.
Answered 9/24/2023
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