Pain in thigh muscles when walking

Some people experience pain in the thigh muscles when walking. There are many reasons for this symptom. The outer side of the thigh is mainly skin and muscles, and generally it is a nerve factor. Patients with lumbar herniation will have this phenomenon, which is mainly caused by the intervertebral disc compressing the nerves. Patients with diabetes may also experience this condition, but the symptoms are milder and sometimes feel like a needle prick. Tinea cruris can also cause pain. Let’s analyze it in detail below.

Sciatica may be related to the waist. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a lumbar disc CT scan to rule out lumbar disc herniation. If it is sciatica, it is recommended that you go to the physical therapy department of the hospital for traction, acupuncture, massage, cupping and other treatments, and you will get better slowly. Also be alert to femoral head problems.

If you feel pain in the groin after standing for a long time, you should first go to the hospital for an X-ray to see if there is a problem with the femoral head. Generally, in the early stages of avascular necrosis of the femoral head, you may experience pain in the groin or limited abduction, and difficulty walking. It is best to rule it out as soon as possible.

Here are some things to keep in mind for those suffering from tinea cruris:

1. Spicy and irritating food. Irritating foods can stimulate the taste reflex arc, causing local vasodilation and congestion, which will aggravate the symptoms of skin itching. Therefore, patients with tinea corporis should pay attention to eating less peppers, onions, garlic, strong tea, coffee and other foods.

2. Food that is too salty. The sodium ions in table salt will aggravate the itching and inflammation symptoms of the skin, so patients should not eat too salty food, eat less pickled eggs, pickles, etc., and pay attention to a light diet.

3. Foods with strong fishy smell. Seafood such as fish, shrimp, and crab will aggravate the itchiness of the skin of patients with tinea cruris, cause inflammation of the affected area, and worsen the condition, so you should be careful to eat less.

4. Smoke and drink less. Drinking alcohol will also aggravate the patient's condition and is not conducive to the body's recovery, so patients should pay attention to smoking and drinking less. In addition, patients with tinea cruris should be careful not to apply hormone drugs indiscriminately to avoid dependence. Once discontinued, the condition will worsen.

During the treatment of tinea cruris, you should strictly follow your diet and avoid eating foods and drinking drinks that are harmful to your condition. Otherwise, the disease may recur and may not be cured for a long time. You can take Xuanjijing, and generally the condition can be improved slowly. I hope every patient can recover.