Patient's question:
Symptom Description: Pain in the left groin area, specifically around the scrotum, not in the back of the hip. It doesn't hurt when sitting or walking, but it does when the leg is moved in a swaying motion. Last night, I heard how terrifying femoral head necrosis is, so I did some intense exercise last night and decided to come in today to ask. When I woke up today, the pain became even worse. I don't want to go to the hospital. Is this really femoral head necrosis?Age: 16
Past Treatment and Effect: Pain in the left groin area, specifically around the scrotum, not in the back of the hip. It doesn't hurt when sitting or walking, but it does when the leg is moved in a swaying motion. Last night, I heard how terrifying femoral head necrosis is, so I did some intense exercise last night and decided to come in today to ask. When I woke up today, the pain became even worse.
Doctor's answer:
Problem Analysis: Sudden sharp pain in the back of the thigh, like being pricked by a needle, occurring intermittently. It is considered to be caused by muscle strain, and timely relief is recommended.Suggestions: You can try treatments such as Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncture and massage.
Suggestions: It is best to combine this with physical therapy. At the same time, pay attention to balancing rest and activity in daily life. In terms of diet, focus on eating more vegetables and fruits rich in vitamins, drink plenty of water, and reduce the intake of spicy and fried foods. You can apply erythromycin ointment and use hot water frequently for washing. Additionally, avoid squeezing, as it may easily lead to the spread of infection. You can also take a small amount of oral antibiotics appropriately.