Why is my right hip hurting?

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I can feel pain in my right hip when I put my right foot on my left knee. It has been more than one week already. I sit in front of computer playing PC games almost every night for average 4 hours in my bedroom with air con and short pants. Is this one of the reason causing my right hip hurting? Should I see an orthopedist? Western or Chinese?

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  • Posted

    More information needed to start to make any sense of this?

    Did you have a total hip replacement and if so:

    When?

    What approach. Anterior, posterior or other?

    How old are you?

    How fit are you?

    Anything else in your medical history that could have a bearing?

    How well and how far and fast can you walk?

    Cheers Richard

    • Posted

      No I don't have a total hip replacement

      One week ago

      I don't understand what approach you mean

      30

      Ectomorph

      No

      I sit in front of the computer mostly. I move around my house by walking up and down stairs. I jogging for 10 minutes 4 times a week.

       

  • Posted

    If you cross your legs then you can get a dvt and poor circulaton need to the legs straight and walk around at periods
  • Posted

    Dude!

    Do some better exercise for a start!

    Make sure full body flexibility is core to your routine.

    Try yoga, Pilates, Tai Chi. Watch some stretching videos for free on YouTube.

    What else do you do, aside from 4 hours spent gaming? Work at a desk?...sat down? Student at a desk?

    Get out more. Have more fun.

    If you spent 4 hours on your health rather than gaming, I suspect your hip might improve.

    Otherwise, go to a doctor, an orthopaedic specialist, rather than a forum to get a diagnosis.

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