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Doctor insights on: I Have A Pain In My Hip

Common: Knee pain is very common and has many causes. See your pcp or specialist for a general exam and then go from there. ...Read more

Sorry to hear that..: But without much more info there can be no diagnosis, if that is what you seek since you did not ask a question. Please see a local physician for an examination. ...Read more

Shoe orthotics: If you have pain, but no injury, try a supportive orthtic to increase arch support. ...Read more

Nondiagnostic: Your information is inadequate to make a diagnosis. More information about the pain is needed. Location, swelling, type of pain, any discoloration, dental issues,etc. Neuralgia, temporomandibular joint dysfunction,abcessed tooth, bone disease are all possibilities. Your MD will take a history, examine you and order any appropriate tests in order to make a diagnosis. ...Read more

Joint pain: Its been over 3months of constant pain - yes you should see your doctor. ...Read more

.....: Please be more specific about your symptoms and question you may have. ...Read more

Tell us about it.: We would need to more information about your headache to help you determine a cause and treatment. Migraine? Sinus? Tension? Cluster? There are several types of headache, and they have different treatments and garner different levels of concern. How about a consult with one of us? We'd be happy to try to help. ...Read more

Ice and support: I don't know how long you have had pain in the ankle, but the first treatment for any skeletal injury is rice, rest, ice, compression and elevation. M if this does not relieve your ankle pain ijna few days, see a podiatrric physician or a foot orthopedist. ...Read more

Be checked: It may be as simple as a muscle strain due to coughing. Be examined. All the best. ...Read more

See your doctor: You must see your physician in order to discover the cause of your pain. Do you have any history of trauma. Is your leg swollen, red, or tender? If so you must be seen today. Please do not take chances. Be seen and establish what is going on. ...Read more

Hernia?: Maybe hernia or hip pain from trauma. See a doc. ...Read more

Integrative care: A herniated disc can cause back pain as well as foot pain by physically pressing on the nerves that travel to the foot and by irritating them through the extrusion of pro-inflammatory disc materials. Physical therapy and other conservative measures, including medication management, are considered first line treatment. If these fail, your physician may recommend epidural steroid injections. ...Read more

Baker's Cyst: Do you feel or see a lump in the back of your knee? ...Read more

Pain: Typically elbow pain is usually from some irritation to the elbow area: joint pain, nerve pain or tendinitis. However are pain can be from cardiac or some type of referred pain from chest. ...Read more

Pubic symphisitis?: Osteiitis pubis is inflammation of the\ attachment of the pubic bones, a fibro-cartilaginous joint, frequently inflamed in spondyloarthropathies. It is analogous to sacroiiliac joint inflammation. Vist your rheumatology specialist for assessment. I'm betting on this, although there are other causes, some very serious! ...Read more

Exam: That's one of those complaints that needs further investigation. Sometimes it is something serious; other times it is nothing to worry about. I have seen patients with pain in their heads who had brain tumors and others who just had tension and the pain that goes with that. A doctor should see you and determine if you need imaging (x-rays or mri.). ...Read more

Multiple Causes: May be due to a spinal issue/brachial plexus injury resulting in nerve irritation. Also could be due to joint inflammation though the burning pain is usually due to a nerve related problem. If it has been present for some time, would advise seeking out a neurologist/pain specialist. ...Read more

This may well be: a muscle spasm. It may also be an irritated muscle that keeps contracting on an irregular basis. Have you overdone it? Have you been working hard or exercising. There is not enough history here to further dx but if continues see the doc. ...Read more

Rotator cuff injury: You may have a rotator cuff injury- anything from a chronic bursitis 9inflamed/irritated bursa overriding the rotator cuff), or a partial to small full thickness tear of the actual rotator cuff tendon. Seek orthopaedic surgeon evaluation. X-rays and perhaps an MRI, if indicated, along with a thorough history and examination should lead to a diagnosis and treatment plan. ...Read more

More info needed...: ...Your question is so broad that it is impossible to answer without more info, such as a health history and examination, with possible radiographs. Please see a local physician for a consultation. ...Read more