Woman's hip and thigh joint pain

Pain at the junction of a woman's hip and thigh may be caused by femoral head necrosis or hip arthritis. It can also easily occur when a woman suffers from low back pain. It is usually caused by long-term sitting or poor sitting posture, and requires timely treatment.

What causes pain in the female hip and thigh?

If a woman suffers from hip pain accompanied by leg pain, it depends on the situation. The most common causes may be femoral head necrosis or hip arthritis.

Pathologies within these two joints can irritate the joints, and there are many tendons around the joints that connect the hip bones to the thighs. Therefore, when the joints are irritated, these tendons will also become painful, causing pain in the hip bones and legs.

The second common disease is the source of low back pain, such as lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal stenosis, lumbar spondylolisthesis, etc. These diseases will affect the nerves in the lumbar spine and these nerves will extend downward to the legs.

Therefore, when the nerves are compressed, it will also cause leg pain. It is recommended that you go to a professional orthopedic clinic for identification of the above diseases.

The area where the thigh root connects to the hip bone is mainly the buttocks. If you experience pain in the buttocks, first consider buttock fasciitis, then consider piriformis syndrome. Therefore, pain in the muscles where the thigh and hip meet is mainly related to hip fasciitis caused by cold due to exertion and strain.

In addition, it is also related to piriformis syndrome caused by long-term squatting or sitting for a long time without paying attention to sitting posture and catching cold. However, piriformis syndrome causes pain in the buttocks and is accompanied by numbness and pain in the legs, especially in the area where the sciatic nerve runs, where there is obvious pain and numbness. Hip fasciitis only causes hip pain and obvious tenderness, and the pain is significantly aggravated especially when bending over and flexing the hip.

It is most likely caused by hip periarthritis. It is recommended to do microwave therapy or hot compress treatment first to relieve the pain. If the pain is not relieved, you need to go to the hospital orthopedic department for examination.