Pain on the outer right thigh of a woman

Pain on the outer side of a woman's right thigh may be caused by hip synovitis, osteoarthritis, or possibly lumbar disc herniation. If you experience pain on the outer side of your thigh, you need to go to the hospital for an X-ray examination in time to find out the specific cause of the pain. Different causes of pain will result in different treatments.

1. Hip synovitis: When pain occurs on the outside of the right thigh, you need to go to the hospital for a lumbar CT scan or a lumbar MRI. Relatively speaking, the results of an MRI will be more accurate. If it is caused by hip synovitis, it will be accompanied by symptoms such as joint pain and joint swelling. At this time, pain will occur on the outside of the thigh, which will also affect the leg mobility.

2. Osteoarthritis: If bone hyperplasia or sciatica is found during the examination, it should be caused by arthritis. If the symptoms are not severe, conservative treatment can be used. Under the guidance of a doctor, use a combination of fentanyl and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics, including amoxicillin, diclofen sodium, ibuprofen and celecoxib. The specific type of medication needs to be determined under the guidance of a doctor.

3. Lumbar disc herniation: When doing MRI examination, it shows that it is caused by lumbar disc herniation. Acupuncture or massage under the guidance of a doctor is needed to relieve the symptoms. If the symptoms are more serious, surgical treatment is required.