What causes thigh pain in women?

There are many reasons for thigh pain in women. For women of childbearing age, thigh pain may be caused by inflammatory infection, such as pelvic inflammatory disease, cervicitis, etc. It may also be endometriosis and ectopic pregnancy. For virgins, pain in the groin may be due to cyclical pain caused by menstruation. Try to reduce strenuous exercise and the pain will disappear after menstruation.

The reason why the thigh root feels sore is mainly due to the pain caused by local blood circulation disorder caused by inflammatory stimulation. Long-term incorrect posture, or excessive fatigue, sitting for a long time and catching a cold can also cause thigh pain. The symptoms can be relieved through proper exercise.

Gynecological inflammation, adnexitis, urinary tract infection and inflammatory stimulation in women can cause soreness in the groin. Avoid sitting for long periods of time. Women should actively treat gynecological inflammation. The pain caused by lumbar disc herniation compressing the sciatic nerve should be eliminated in time.

1. Muscle strain. If a woman feels pain when walking or pressing gently with her hands, it may be caused by muscle and soft tissue strain on the inner thigh. At this time, you need enough time to rest and be careful not to do strenuous exercise.

2. Fasciitis. Although fasciitis is an inflammation, it is generally not caused by bacteria. If you want to treat it, you should first pay attention to getting enough rest time. Then, in your spare time, apply a hot towel. If the symptoms are more serious, you can apply some ointment. If the pain is really severe, you should go to the hospital for examination.

3. Trigger points. In life, many women like to cross their legs and clamp them tightly together, but in the long run it will damage the pubic muscles, create a trigger point, and cause dull pain in the thighs. In addition to this, going into hip conversion surgery may also create trigger points in the pectineus muscles.