Pain at the junction of the female right thigh and hip

Pain at the junction of a woman's right thigh and hip is usually caused by a hip sprain or local ligament injury during stretching exercises. In addition, it is necessary to determine whether there is any disease of the hip joint itself.

1. Hip sprain: When improper force is used or the joint movement is large, it may cause sprain and contusion, and the pain symptoms in the hip joint will worsen. It will take some time to recover slowly, and the pain will be particularly obvious when force is used.

2. Ligament injury: Ligament damage is also relatively obvious, mainly when doing some stretching exercises, such as yoga, which requires cyclical and gradual stretching. If the force of stretching is too great at one time, it will cause serious damage to the ligaments and may also cause symptoms of rupture. The pain will be more obvious in the thigh root and the span connection. You need to go to the hospital in time for examination to determine the cause.

3. Diseases of the hip joint itself: Some people may have aseptic necrosis of the femoral head in the hip joint, or may have local osteoarthritis, including hip synovitis. They will have obvious symptoms of pain, and there will also be radiating pain in the right thigh and cross-joint area. Imaging examinations can identify the specific cause and avoid affecting the effect of treatment.