I have just seen a thread of left hip / leg pain and I'm windering what it might be linked to. I get left hip / radiating sensation down my left leg with warm tingling feet. I can't say for sure if this is linked to my endo symptoms yet. I will be seeing my physio soon for some help. It gets worse at night when trying to sleep.
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Left hip / leg pain endo
Sorry you’re suffering. Is it cyclical eg worse with ovulation and/or around menstruation or has it been cyclical in the past? If it is then it could well be linked. Sciatic type pain was my pain feature with pain down left leg and pins and needles in left foot. I had endo affecting left uterosacral ligament and all that area and this was the culprit it seems. It was initially clearly cyclical but became more constant as time progressed but still clearly worse around menstruation for me.
I have constant pain down the legs and have DIE and endo on both uterosacral ligaments. Previously it was just around ovulation but now it’s every other day or so.
I get pain radiating from my tummy to all down both legs when my pain is worse on the first day of my period and this month it was doing it a few days before my period. It does it down both legs but not my feet and it’s an aching pain. It does it more in my left leg. I know it can be a symptom of endometriosis. I’m not currently diagnosed.
Hi because my bowel is affected and endo has pulled mu rectum really high I get pain radiating down the back of my leg. I used to get a lot of hip and pelvic pain too but it finally went in my mid 40s.
I also get pain in my left hip it's sore aches and sometimes I can't lie on it. I just thought it was me.
I sometimes get the warm sensation down one or both legs and sometimes slight pain in my thighs more noticeable when walking I searched this as I was also curious and it said it can pull or put pressure on nerves in your back or upper legs. It may press on the sciatic nerve. That runs from your lower back down each leg. Or it may irritate the obturator nerve in your thigh. x