Pain on the inner side of left thigh

Sometimes pain occurs on the inner side of the left thigh. This area mainly includes skin, muscles, bones and nerves. During strenuous exercise, this condition will occur if the thigh muscles are strained. Therefore, athletes should not be anxious when undergoing high-intensity training, but should proceed step by step to effectively avoid thigh muscle strain. Ringworm in this area can also cause pain on the inner side of the left thigh.

Pain at the inner root of the thigh may indicate sciatica, which refers to sciatic nerve disease and a group of pain symptoms that occur along the sciatic nerve pathway, namely the low back, buttocks, back of thigh, posterior and lateral side of calf, and outer side of foot.

There are three meridians on the inside of the leg: the liver meridian, kidney meridian and spleen meridian. Pain indicates that there is a problem with the liver, kidneys, or spleen represented by these three meridians. If you tend to get angry easily and have a bad temper, it's probably a liver problem, as anger hurts the liver. If you often have lower back pain and frequent urination, it may be a kidney problem. If you often have abdominal bloating and indigestion, it may be a spleen problem. Of course, it is also possible that the problem is not just in one place. The safe way is to tap the meridians. All three meridians run linearly, from the base of the thigh to the sole of the foot (the specific location can be found by searching the meridian map on the website). Tap, press and rub the painful area until the pain goes away.

Skin disease is a chronic inflammatory skin disease. Many patients have had improper eating habits during the treatment process, which has led to recurrence or aggravation of the disease. If you have skin allergies after eating fish and shrimp, it is extremely bad. You should pay attention to it in your daily life and avoid eating seafood such as fish and shrimp as much as possible to prevent improper diet from inducing or aggravating the disease and hindering the recovery process. Guidance: Daily diet should be targeted and diversified, and you should often eat foods rich in vitamins and protein, such as apples, bananas, watermelons, grapes, pork liver, beans, milk, etc.

Generally speaking, tinea cruris occurs more often in men, because the inner side of the thigh is close to the scrotum, especially in obese people, the two places are completely stuck together, and the secretions and dirt on them are not easy to remove. In addition, the local temperature is high and humid, which is very suitable for the growth and reproduction of fungi. Therefore, men are prone to tinea cruris.

Of course, it doesn’t mean that tinea cruris will occur if you are physically weak. There must be a fungal infection. The fungus of tinea cruris mainly comes from tinea pedis, which can be your own or someone else's.