The thighs are large muscles in the body that play a crucial role in movements such as walking, running and strength exercises. Injuries to the thighs can occur as a result of overuse, trauma or incorrect movements. The most common thigh injuries include muscle strains and sprains.
Symptoms of thigh injuries typically include pain in the thigh region, tenderness, swelling and reduced mobility in the affected area. Diagnosis often requires a thorough physical examination and in some cases imaging tests such as ultrasound or MRI.
Treatment for thigh injuries may include rest, ice, compression and elevation (RICE protocol), pain medication, physiotherapy and gradual building of strength and flexibility in the thighs.
Early identification and appropriate treatment is key to minimising pain and restoring full function to the thighs after an injury. It is important to follow the treatment plan and avoid overloading the area to promote a faster healing process.
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Ulrich Fredberg
Chief physician, adj. professor of sports medicine and ultrasound diagnostics
Stadium clinic
