So lately I've been having problems with my legs. First it was my right leg that was jamming, now it's my left leg that is jamming into the socket. I think this is what's happening. I'm not sure.
It feels like I need somebody to pull my leg. It's pretty painful when I move it a certain way. Has anybody else experienced this? My right leg problems went away after a few months.
Sports-oriented chiropractor?
you just need someone to give it a good yank. Any chiro should be able to do this.
The day after I wrote this, the pain disappeared in my left and got going on my right side. It feels like there is a pinched nerve and when I move my leg a certain way it hits it. The pain is a 9/10. It's hard to get in and out of my car and walk up stairs. It is where one could have groin pulls but it doesn't feel like I've pulled a muscle.
Is this what a femoral stress fracture feels like or is it just jammed? I'm going to have one of my stronger relatives pull on my leg today.
Labral tear?
What is a labral tear like? How painful is it? I will look that up.
The last workout I did was a hurdles workout. That probably had a lot to do with it.
Its a tear of the surface of your hip joint. Causes pain, locking and popping sensations. I havent had it but I would imagine it is pretty painful. Go see an ortho and they can diagnose....important to do something about it because untreated it can lead to other problems in the joint.
Look up 'hip impingement'.
Go talk to coach McGuire over at Michigan. He has the same damn problem.
I'm thinking that it is a torn labrum. I will mention this to the doctor. It is still very painful when my leg lifts up and to the inside. Maybe it is time to do a new sport.
Happens to me a lot, please don't bother having anyone pull on your feet, it won't help, maybe for you it will...but I tried that all the time, till the day I met an awesome chriopractor that knew right away what it was, I think related to pelvic tilt & the turning or not turning of the hip..... ANYWAY.... the way he adjusted me was: told me to turn onto left side with my right leg dropped over left leg (knees slightly bent) & relaxed as possible, kinda funny when he damn near got on top of me & made a swift LIFE CHANGING 'SCREAM w/relief' NOT pain, adjustment, as long as I had the problem & as painful as it was..…...the crack wasn't even loud but I sure as heck felt better..... Now the key is to look up DIY pelvic tilt pain relief or heck go to YouTube & type 'your hip is jammed' I'm sure you can find some kind of movement that will have you feeling better.
Good luck
Pop your hip and see if that helps. I used too pop my hip all the time before switching to a carnivore diet and zero drop shoes. And no, I am not trolling.
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