left side of my butt and in the groin
left side of my butt and in the groin
As odd as this may seem, it could actually be from a cut or abrasion below the groin area, such as on the legs. There are glands in the groin area that can be affected by something like that. But you need to see your doctor for an examination, since there are a number of things that could cause this.
Neck-popping could be arthritis("cervical spondylosis")...The hip "grinding" could also be arthritis, but I would expect a lot of groin pain to accompany that... Severe arthritis pain is normally felt in the groin.
There are several painful symptoms that are caused by a damaged sacroiliac joint. Some of these symptoms include lower back pain, groin pain, hip pain, and sciatic leg pain.
These could all connected with each other... "The hip-snapping" sounds like either arthritis of the hip (are you having pain in your groin? That would mean severe hip arthritis) or maybe a ligament on the outside of your hip & thigh snapping over a part of the outer hip-bone. The upper back heel pain could be because you have to favor your hip when you walk, and that could make the lower area in back of your leg hurt... (either leg), and the opposite flank pain could certainly be because of the abnormal posture in walking the way you do, making you use muscles in a way that is not normal... I hope you can get help for this problem!! It is not necessarily arthritis- it could be a hip impingment, which can be corrected (and would also cause groin pain)
Specific to the DePuy ASR hip implants the list of symptoms for a failing replacement include: * Swelling * Limited flexibility resulting in change of stride or limping * Hip and or groin pain
When groin pain occurs in an individual, the cause can greatly vary between women and men; for instance, conditions affecting genitalia are likely to contribute to the pain. While men suffer groin pain due to underlying problems with male genitalia, women could have a few potential causes which are not related to gynecological reasons whatsoever. One of the most common reasons that women suffer from groin pain includes suffering an injury in the hip joint. While this means that the injury has occurred in an entirely different area, the pain can still easily be found within the groin area, which is due to something called referred pain. Women often suffer an injury to the hip joint due to repeatedly executing the same repetitive movement and overdoing it. Alternatively, direct trauma can cause injury to the area. A hernia can also be the source of groin pain in women. This is when one of the internal organs manages to burst through its tissue, poking at the lining of the abdomen, and this most frequently occurs with the intestine. This will usually result in an abdominal lump that is both visible and palpable. Due to the close proximity with the groin, pain in the groin will typically be felt. Ovarian cysts might also be a source of groin pain in women. These are tiny sacs that, as the name suggests, can develop directly on the ovaries. While they will not often manifest any symptoms, larger sacs will produce pain in the groin area. More severe instances of ovarian cysts can result in the sacs becoming filled with blood and bursting, which causes internal bleeding. Other potential causes for groin pain in women can include rashes to the groin area, as well as a yeast infection, which occurs when too much fungus accumulates within the vagina, causing a rash in the area of the groin. Finally, another source of rash would be ringworm, a type of skin infection that -- again -- occurs with fungus, which leads to redness, severe itching and groin pain in general. Whatever the cause of the groin pain, it is best to figure out the source and treat that to fix the pain in the groin.
It is an extremely sharp pain originating where the leg joins the pubis, and extends upwards, making mobility extremely difficult. It can also affect secondary muscles of the leg on the side of the strain, manifesting itself as buttocks, hip, inner or front thigh pain.
A burning pain on the left upper leg near the groin could be caused by various conditions such as a muscle strain, nerve compression, hip joint issues, or referred pain from the lower back. It is recommended to see a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.
SEE YOUR DOCTOR. 38 weeks is full term.
Hip Osteoarthritis (Arthritis of the hip) is a degenerative joint disease and is more likely to develop as people get older. This disease is typically characterized by pain and swelling of the hip joints. This can lead to problems walking and pain in seemingly unrelated areas, such as the the buttocks, thigh, knee and groin areas. The pain can come in various types including a dull ache and sharp pain, and the joint itself is usually rather stiff. For more information, WebMD provides some useful tips.