Why does a woman have pain on the inner thigh root?

The pain in the groin is likely related to the friction between the underwear or the groin when walking, especially for obese people. If they walk for a long time in the hot summer weather, it will also cause pain in the groin. But generally speaking, what is the cause of inner thigh pain in women when there is none of the above conditions?

1. If you have frequent leg pain symptoms, you need to go to the local hospital for further examination, especially the color Doppler ultrasound of the lower limb blood vessels, blood sugar and blood lipids, etc., and you need to rule out lower limb arteritis. If it is ligament inflammation, it can be treated with physical therapy and other methods. If it is arteritis, you need to be hospitalized as soon as possible. You also need to check trace elements to rule out calcium deficiency.

2. Generally, this symptom is caused by compression from lumbar disc herniation.

In general, it can be treated with acupuncture, massage, physical therapy, or traction. Or minimally invasive surgery. Don't overwork yourself or catch a cold. Don't sit or stand for long periods of time.

3. Peripheral neuritis is a common disease. In this case, go to the neurology department for examination and treatment. General conditions can be treated with methods such as nerve nutrition drugs, physical therapy, traditional Chinese medicine, massage, etc. Under normal circumstances, you need to pay attention to appropriate activities, avoid overwork, avoid catching cold, etc.

4. It may be rheumatism or rheumatoid arthritis, or it may be sciatica caused by the lumbar spine. It is recommended that you go to the hospital to take an X-ray to check the lumbar spine to see if there is any hyperplasia.

5. It is recommended to have a check-up to rule out the possibility of femoral head necrosis. Elderly women may have a history of femoral head injury, and the most serious complication is femoral head necrosis.

The cause of thigh pain is likely to be closely related to the lumbar nerves and lumbar disc herniation. In some cases, inflammatory lesions of the nerves may occur, which can lead to thigh pain, numbness, etc. Abnormalities in the blood vessels can also cause this condition. Be careful and it is best to deal with it in a timely manner.