What causes thigh bone pain?
Disease description:
Recently, my thigh bone has been experiencing intermittent pain, sometimes a dull ache and at other times more severe discomfort. I also feel uneasy while walking, and the pain intensifies when going up or down stairs. What could be causing this? Why does thigh bone pain occur?
Doctor's answer (1)
Dr. Chen Jian
Possible causes of thigh bone pain:
1. Trauma: Fractures resulting from external impact to the thigh area may directly cause thigh bone pain.
2. Osteoporosis: Calcium deficiency in the body may lead to osteoporosis, which can cause joint and bone pain, including thigh bone pain.
3. Muscle or soft tissue injuries: Injuries to the muscles, tendons, or ligaments around the thigh, such as strains or sprains, can also cause pain. Prolonged overuse or improper exercise may lead to such injuries.
4. Joint problems: Issues with the hip or knee joints, such as arthritis or synovitis, may cause pain that radiates to the thigh area due to joint inflammation or wear.
5. Nerve disorders: Sciatica or other conditions involving nerve compression, such as lumbar disc herniation, may also present as thigh pain.
6. Circulatory problems: Conditions such as varicose veins or deep vein thrombosis, which affect blood circulation in the lower limbs, may also cause discomfort or pain in the thigh area.
If you experience thigh bone pain, it is recommended to seek medical examination at a hospital immediately.
