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What Are The Causes Of Radiating Pain In Left Hip Area Down Leg That Hurts Worse When Sneezing, Coughing, Walking?
1. What is the cause of radiating pain in left hip area down leg that hurts worse if you sneeze, cough, walk, or move leg? 2. Bleeding internal Hemorrhoids can you use a topical ointment to reduce the swelling? 3. How to jump start fat burning when you have hypothyroidism?
Wed, 19 Feb 2014
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You are having radiating pain in left hip joint, which hurts you worse on your sneezing,coughing and leg movement, it might be a Sciatica pain as your complain suggest, so you take treatment for sciatica by consulting orthopedic surgeon and physiotherapist by doing proper exercises, you can get relief in pain in your left hip joint. Also you have internal hemorrhoids, which can be treated by local anesthetic and anti hemorrhoid cream temporarily, but permanent treatment for hemorrhoids is Surgery only.As you also asked for fat burning in hypothyroidism , which is possible only by taking regular treatment of Hypothyroid disease by Thyroxin in proper doses. Hope you have desired answers of your queries. Good Luck and take care.
You are having radiating pain in left hip joint, which hurts you worse on your sneezing,coughing and leg movement, it might be a Sciatica pain as your complain suggest, so you take treatment for sciatica by consulting orthopedic surgeon and physiotherapist by doing proper exercises, you can get relief in pain in your left hip joint. Also you have internal hemorrhoids, which can be treated by local anesthetic and anti hemorrhoid cream temporarily, but permanent treatment for hemorrhoids is Surgery only.As you also asked for fat burning in hypothyroidism , which is possible only by taking regular treatment of Hypothyroid disease by Thyroxin in proper doses. Hope you have desired answers of your queries. Good Luck and take care.
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