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Cracking And Popping Sounds On Doing Exercises, Soreness, Small Lumps. Cause Of Worry?

Hi, every time i do a legs raises or some type of lower body exercise which involves bending my legs and upper body together, on the left inguinal area or where my leg and pelvic area meet it cracks/pops. Then after i get up from those exercises that area starts hurting. Now there are two rounded lumps that i can feel, they move together and are small. Should i be worried?
Tue, 30 Oct 2012
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Dentist 's  Response
Hello,

Thanks for the question.

Hearing a clicking sound or feeling a popping when performing leg raises can be alarming. In many cases, it can be a sign of impending inflammation or popping hip syndrome. If you experience clicking in the hips every time you do leg raises or other movement at the hip joint, consult your health-care provider for a thorough diagnosis.

In view of details, I think you can give try to conservative treatment like pain killers, muscle relaxants (if needed), heat application and physiotherapy.

If your hip clicking is because of bone friction, certain strategies can help stop the problem. Try doing leg raises with your knees bent or the legs positioned slightly apart. You may also limit your range of motion – keeping your legs a good distance from the ground when lowering them down.

If the sound itself worries you, skip the leg raises and ice the area. You might also want to reduce the amount of exercise you do that involves the hip joint -- such as cutting back on cycling and running.

And if pain continues even after that then you will have to get a x-ray of back done and even MRI of back may also be needed to determine underlying cause.

Hope this answers your question.

Regards.
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Physical Therapist or Physiotherapist Vinita Paliwal PT's  Response
hi,
this could be due to inappropirate posture while doing exercise or twist n turn in inguinal mus just apply ice on the affected area lump will also dissolve. please do mention your age every time you have a quiery.
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Cracking And Popping Sounds On Doing Exercises, Soreness, Small Lumps. Cause Of Worry?

Hello, Thanks for the question. Hearing a clicking sound or feeling a popping when performing leg raises can be alarming. In many cases, it can be a sign of impending inflammation or popping hip syndrome. If you experience clicking in the hips every time you do leg raises or other movement at the hip joint, consult your health-care provider for a thorough diagnosis. In view of details, I think you can give try to conservative treatment like pain killers, muscle relaxants (if needed), heat application and physiotherapy. If your hip clicking is because of bone friction, certain strategies can help stop the problem. Try doing leg raises with your knees bent or the legs positioned slightly apart. You may also limit your range of motion – keeping your legs a good distance from the ground when lowering them down. If the sound itself worries you, skip the leg raises and ice the area. You might also want to reduce the amount of exercise you do that involves the hip joint -- such as cutting back on cycling and running. And if pain continues even after that then you will have to get a x-ray of back done and even MRI of back may also be needed to determine underlying cause. Hope this answers your question. Regards.