Re: Hip/Back Pain Question

[Guest guest]

> If the pain is originating from your hip, can you have it radiate a little

> toward the side of your body? a little upwards of the hip even?

>

My right hip has always been a pain. I can be fine one minute, then limping

the next. Sometimes it seems like a pinched nerve, other times like the joint

is stuck. No matter what the pain for me, it radiates.

I have been extremely lucky that my upper back isn't usually too bad, but my

lower back is another story. Owie! It's another one of those things that can

be fine one moment and excrutiating the next.....sometimes a sharp pain and

often a huge dull/sharp pain at the end of my back/top of my butt.

For me, motrin helps, but never makes it really go away.

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[Guest guest]

Hi, Beth. Sorry you are in pain. My experience has been that when I have

hip pain it can definitely radiate it to the side and even lower back. But if

you have any concern, you should call your doctor. Hope you feel better soon!

[Guest guest]

The best of luck with classes Beth. My experience while waiting the several

years for my hip replacements was yes. Pain can radiate or migrate a ways.

Mine used to hurt in many places and up into the side was one of them. I

hope yours subsides soon. I know that daily pain all too well and it makes

it really hard. Good to see you, Melt

Hip/Back Pain Question

> Hi Everyone,

> If the pain is originating from your hip, can you have it radiate a little

> toward the side of your body? a little upwards of the hip even?

> Thanks---

> Beth

[Guest guest]

Hey Beth,

MIne does, it is also very hard to sleep on my side, even with a pillow between

my knees.

Lynn

Hip/Back Pain Question

Hi Everyone,

The school year has begun again here in Texas if you can believe that.... I

have been having quite a bit of arthritis lately, worse than in a while......

I have a question to any of you who have dealt with hip problems.

If the pain is originating from your hip, can you have it radiate a little

toward the side of your body? a little upwards of the hip even?

Thanks---

Beth

[Guest guest]

Hi Beth,

I have Bursitis of the hips (thanks to AOSD). The pain radiates down my leg

as far as the knee at times. At times I also have lower back pain. This is

not entirely due to the Bursitis, but the Bursitis contributes to it.

Hope this helps

Ann K

On LI NY

Hip/Back Pain Question

> Hi Everyone,

>

> The school year has begun again here in Texas if you can believe that....

I

> have been having quite a bit of arthritis lately, worse than in a

while......

> I have a question to any of you who have dealt with hip problems.

>

> If the pain is originating from your hip, can you have it radiate a little

> toward the side of your body? a little upwards of the hip even?

>

> Thanks---

> Beth

>

>

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