Pain in the outer thigh root of women

Recently, many people have reported that they have pain in the inner thighs, but they don’t know why. There are many reasons for thigh pain, which may be caused by ligament strain, leg cramps, inflammation, etc. Everyone's condition is different. Recently, many people have reported that they have pain in the inner thighs, but they don’t know why. There are many reasons for thigh pain, which may be caused by ligament strain, leg cramps, inflammation, etc. Everyone's condition is different. The most common is sports contusion, which can cause pain in the inner thigh, and is more common among athletes and trainees. So what are the causes of inner thigh pain? The following will introduce several causes in detail. What causes pain on both sides of the inner thigh?

What causes pain on both sides of the inner thigh?

There are two types of pain in the outer thigh: one is femoral cutaneous neuritis, and the other is femoral cutaneous nerve entrapment syndrome.

Femoral cutaneous neuritis is also known as paresthesia meralgia. The femoral cutaneous nerve is derived from the 2nd to 3rd lumbar nerves, passes through the lateral edges of the psoas major muscle, obliquely passes through the iliacus muscle, along the pelvis through the deep surface of the inguinal ligament, and passes through the broad muscle fascia 10 cm below the anterior superior iliac spine to the thigh skin. During the course of this nerve, if the femoral cutaneous nerve is affected by force, trauma or other reasons, femoral cutaneous neuritis may occur. It is common in obese young men.

Femoral cutaneous nerve entrapment syndrome refers to the nerve function problem caused by compression of the nerve due to some kind of pressure factor where the nerve passes.

Women's kidney essence gradually weakens after middle age and old age, and their liver and kidney functions become even weaker after menopause, which can directly lead to bone and tendon weakness. According to the basic theory of traditional Chinese medicine, the treatment of knee arthritis generally starts with tonifying the deficiency. Therefore, osteoarthritis patients, especially postmenopausal women, should pay more attention to nourishing the kidneys.