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Body Problem No. 1
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About a week an a half ago, I developed stiffness in the back of my thigh like I'd pulled a hamstring or something. There was no specific incident that triggered this, and it made things uncomfortable, like pushing the clutch down or standing up from a seat. Over the last week and a half it's got progressively worse, so that the pain starts at the top of my left a**e cheek and goes all the way down to the top of my calf. By the end of the day, the act of sitting down or standing up is unbearable, but by the morning it seems to have eased up a bit. What on earth can I have done, and has anyone had anything similar?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Looking at it on Wikipedia, that sounds like it might be what has happened, especially as there was no trigger point for a pulled/torn muscle.
I haven't been to a doctor for 10 years! I might have to register somewhere, as my last doctor was
a. in a town 200 miles away
b. retired about 7 years ago
I'm kind of hoping it will just sort itself out though. My body's always been very good to me.
I haven't been to a doctor for 10 years! I might have to register somewhere, as my last doctor was
a. in a town 200 miles away
b. retired about 7 years ago
I'm kind of hoping it will just sort itself out though. My body's always been very good to me.
Hey nick, its very unlikely its a disc thats causing the problem but very common for it to trapped in the sacroiliac.
I am gonna crudely describe a couple of exercises that can help free it up.
If you lie on your back and one by pull your knees up towards your chin that opens the joint and helps free it.
lie on your back but slightly onto your side bend one knee and pull your leg over so it is the other side of the other knee ( thats not easily explained).
Anti inflammitory drugs will help. Keep impact exercises to a minimum, a spell on the cross trainer does wonders for working your butt out and can stop this from happening but not twhilst you have the pain.
I am gonna crudely describe a couple of exercises that can help free it up.
If you lie on your back and one by pull your knees up towards your chin that opens the joint and helps free it.
lie on your back but slightly onto your side bend one knee and pull your leg over so it is the other side of the other knee ( thats not easily explained).
Anti inflammitory drugs will help. Keep impact exercises to a minimum, a spell on the cross trainer does wonders for working your butt out and can stop this from happening but not twhilst you have the pain.
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