Guest guest Posted June 14, 2006 Report Share Posted June 14, 2006 > Yes, hip pains cause pain in the the groin area. Which makes sense. > Feel around and see for yourself. Put your hand, well, between your > legs, in the groin area, and you can feel where your hip bone is - > where the ball and socket connect. Move your hip a little as you > feel around. See what I mean? Or rather, feel what I mean? Take a > look at a skeleton as well, and you can also see what I mean. I hope > this makes sense, it was hard to explain. Oh, I know this well! My left side is much worse and I can't cross that leg over my right or lie or sit in any way that's not " straight. " Physical therapists who are not familiar with RA are always trying to get me to do exercises that tweak that joint, ha! And I've had epidural cortisone injections in my lower spine but I think I'd skip the one in the groin, ouch! Take care, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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