I don't know the cause of inner thigh muscle pain—what should I do?

When experiencing unexplained pain in the inner thigh muscles, consider the following possible causes: 1. Muscle strain, such as from prolonged standing, walking, or intense physical activity within a short period. 2. Trauma is another common cause, especially falls that may injure the inner thigh muscles, ligaments, or soft tissues. 3. Lumbar disc herniation may also compress nerves, causing radiating pain in the areas innervated by the affected nerve. For this condition, the following measures may help: apply local cold or heat therapy to relieve pain; use massage or manual therapy to improve blood circulation; take medications such as sodium diclofenac to reduce pain and enhance circulation. If the pain persists or worsens, seek medical attention promptly. A healthcare professional can perform an examination and diagnosis to determine the underlying cause and recommend appropriate treatment. Additionally, ensure adequate rest and avoid strenuous activities to prevent symptom exacerbation.