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Question

I have a sharp pain on my left side of my pelvis and pain going down my left leg. What could this be?

Answer 1

Pitched nerve effecting the (syactic) spelling, nerve.

Hydrocodone is very good for this but if this pain continues to come and go it could be a sign of a bigger issue.

I had the pain starting a few years ago and it gradually got worst and effecting both legs. After spinal surgey the pain is fixed. Spinal Stenosis was the cause. Go to

http://understandingspinesurgery.com/understand_problem.asp

You can see animations that will show the nerve and disks and spine issue that cause pain.

You can look at

Answer 2

Sounds like sciatica. The sciatic nerve extends from the spine, down through the pelvis, down the back of the thigh, and twists aroundto the side it the lower leg, and into the foot.
It supplies nearly all the sensation to the skin of the entire leg;
and to muscles of buttock, back ot thigh, and most of lower leg and foot.
See a doctor - ask for a referral to a physical therapist or chiropractor.
Meanwhile - rest on your back, with knees bent. [ or, rest briefly on side with pillows between knees. ]
Take ibuprofen or aspirin.
Use an ice pack on your lower back for 20 minutes, four times a day.
Don't lift anything over 5 pounds - no kids, no groceries, etc.

Answer 3

Sciatica

Answer 4

You could have a pinched sciatica nerve but it would be best to let a physician diagnose and treat. Good luck, they hurt and I have had experience with that.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I would probably see a chiropractor or your pysision..
Perhaps, you pulled something. Chiropractor. <3

Answer 7

your hip is out of place go see a chiropracter