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Leg Limping

Limping is a common sign of an abnormal gait that occurs when someone has difficulty walking or moving due to an injury, pain, or other underlying condition like nerve damage or muscle weakness. Treatment for leg limping depends on the underlying cause. Injuries may require rest, ice, compression, and elevation, while conditions affecting the muscles or bones may require physical therapy, medications, or surgery.

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I have had right hip pain for three years, which increases while rotating my legs, and I have also started limping. Please help.

Query: Hi doctor, I have right hip pain, probably from rotating movements while playing tennis. It hurts the most when I lie down and try to rotate my right leg bent over the left leg. In the final rotated position, not while rotating, I feel pain in the front of the leg in the head of the femur area. It l...  Read Full »

Sreenivasa Rao

Sreenivasa Rao

Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. The pain you experience is due to an impingement in the hip joint. It would help if you mobilized your hip and pelvis. Also, strengthen your gluteus and hip musculature. The pain is due to repeated torsion that was there for a prolonged period. Again nothing to worry it i...  Read Full »

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