when I walk, my thigh hurts. why?

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Twaylor · Answer

too little information

xXAikoXx · Answer

muscle fatigue in the hamstrings or quads, pinched nerves, hip or knee issues

Twaylor · Answer

Did you do something specific to it?

cullenn · Answer

@twaylor wrote:

too little information

well like, its not a constant thing. but sometimes my leg, usually my thigh, hurts when I walk and I get a limp. I'm in marching band and it never happened before I joined so..? factor maybe..? uh what info u need-

Twaylor · Answer

overuse / this just happens when you exercise

cullenn · Answer

@twaylor wrote:

overuse / this just happens when you exercise

but Its concert season rn not marching and it still hurts, sometimes on weekends when I do nth like its so random

Twaylor · Answer

how long ago was the last time you exercised

cullenn · Answer

@twaylor wrote:

how long ago was the last time you exercised

I take my cat on a walk daily lmao does that count

Twaylor · Answer

it could, when did it start?

cullenn · Answer

@twaylor wrote:

it could, when did it start?

idk its been going on a couple years now, sometimes I'll go weeks or months w out a pain then one day its js bk

xXAikoXx · Answer

@cullenn wrote:

@twaylor wrote:

how long ago was the last time you exercised

I take my cat on a walk daily lmao does that count

non-strenuous activities usually aren't a factor, maybe not

xXAikoXx · Answer

it's not common

Twaylor · Answer

usually aren't, not always, can't rule it out*

cullenn · Answer

@xxaikoxx wrote:

it's not common

what do u think it is

Twaylor · Answer

is there a visible bruise?

cullenn · Answer

@twaylor wrote:

is there a visible bruise?

no, never has been.

xXAikoXx · Answer

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

it's not common

what do u think it is

could be your sleeping position, nutrient deficiencies, muscle imbalance, nerve issues, and swelling if there is

cullenn · Answer

@xxaikoxx wrote:

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

it's not common

what do u think it is

could be your sleeping position, nutrient deficiencies, muscle imbalance, nerve issues, and swelling if there is

there isn't any swelling, I sleep on my side or belly, and its weird bc its not constant its so random

xXAikoXx · Answer

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

it's not common

what do u think it is

could be your sleeping position, nutrient deficiencies, muscle imbalance, nerve issues, and swelling if there is

there isn't any swelling, I sleep on my side or belly, and its weird bc its not constant its so random

Do you stay in the same sleeping position throughout the night or regularly change?

cullenn · Answer

@xxaikoxx wrote:

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

it's not common

what do u think it is

could be your sleeping position, nutrient deficiencies, muscle imbalance, nerve issues, and swelling if there is

there isn't any swelling, I sleep on my side or belly, and its weird bc its not constant its so random

Do you stay in the same sleeping position throughout the night or regularly change?

I usually wake up in the same position, I'm sure I move around a lot tho like my heads usually turned or smt

EdwinJsHispanic · Answer

maybe its just thigh cramps, or due to much movement. theres multiple reasons for it to hurt but you have to be more specific to shorten the reasons of why it may hurt.

cullenn · Answer

@edwinjshispanic wrote:

maybe its just thigh cramps, or due to much movement. theres multiple reasons for it to hurt but you have to be more specific to shorten the reasons of why it may hurt.

idrk what details to give lol

EdwinJsHispanic · Answer

@cullenn wrote:

@edwinjshispanic wrote:

maybe its just thigh cramps, or due to much movement. theres multiple reasons for it to hurt but you have to be more specific to shorten the reasons of why it may hurt.

idrk what details to give lol

than i dont know if we can help, i apologize, we just cant figure out why it hurts with very little information. maybe try a doctors check

xXAikoXx · Answer

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

it's not common

what do u think it is

could be your sleeping position, nutrient deficiencies, muscle imbalance, nerve issues, and swelling if there is

there isn't any swelling, I sleep on my side or belly, and its weird bc its not constant its so random

Do you stay in the same sleeping position throughout the night or regularly change?

I usually wake up in the same position, I'm sure I move around a lot tho like my heads usually turned or smt

just your head usually turned... sounds like that's affecting your spine, which eventually narrows down to putting too much pressure on lower body muscles if it happens very often

cullenn · Answer

@xxaikoxx wrote:

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

@cullenn wrote:

@xxaikoxx wrote:

it's not common

what do u think it is

could be your sleeping position, nutrient deficiencies, muscle imbalance, nerve issues, and swelling if there is

there isn't any swelling, I sleep on my side or belly, and its weird bc its not constant its so random

Do you stay in the same sleeping position throughout the night or regularly change?

I usually wake up in the same position, I'm sure I move around a lot tho like my heads usually turned or smt

just your head usually turned... sounds like that's affecting your spine, which eventually narrows down to putting too much pressure on lower body muscles if it happens very often

but its only one leg , mainly my left

xXAikoXx · Answer

Alright, we're not medical professionals or physicians, so I recommend avoiding overexertion, specifically on the leg that hurts, and leave it at that.

xXAikoXx · Answer

And try using a cold compress

cullenn · Answer

@xxaikoxx wrote:

And try using a cold compress

thank you I appreciate it

xXAikoXx · Answer

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