Press the part of the thigh that hurts, or pick it from the list. Each area has its own page.
See a GP or physio first if you have any of these
- A lump or bulge in the groin or upper thigh
- Throbbing pain, swelling or red skin in one thigh or calf
- Sudden, severe pain in a testicle
- Sudden sharp pain, bruising and very hard to walk
- Numbness around the genitals or bottom, or bladder or bowel changes
- Back pain that does not ease with rest or is worse at night
- Groin or hip pain that gradually worsens with running
- Pelvic pain in pregnancy that makes stairs or walking hard
On the front of the thigh
On the back of the thigh
General information, not a diagnosis. The text has not yet been reviewed by a physiotherapist.