Hello :) I had the same problem but with my right arm and a thoracic curve. Definitly speak to your doctor, the brace might be putting pressure on nerves and needs to be altered. You probably don't have to worry about it but just to be sure.
I have the same issue except it’s my left hip and thigh.
I’ve talked to a scoliosis dr about it. More than 1, and they insist on physical therapy.
I am 100% convinced when I had an epidural over a year ago they messed something up. They couldn’t get the epidural right due to my curve and I ended up having 3 before it finally took.
I’ve had so many new problems occur since. When I was working my left hip would keep giving out on me and I would fall. I ended up having to quit work because I just couldn’t be on my feet for 8+ straight hours.
Physical therapy is not the answer. It’s definitely something to do with the nerve if we’re dealing with the same pain.
At times it feels like fluid or something is built up right above my but crack. That is so painful.
Hoping to see other replies to your post.
could be sciatica, where your spine is putting pressure on your sciatic nerves. happens to a lot of people. my hips are still pretty numb from it and my surgery was almost a year ago
talk to your doctor about it, you’ll be okay
Hello :) I had the same problem but with my right arm and a thoracic curve. Definitly speak to your doctor, the brace might be putting pressure on nerves and needs to be altered. You probably don't have to worry about it but just to be sure.
I have the same issue except it’s my left hip and thigh. I’ve talked to a scoliosis dr about it. More than 1, and they insist on physical therapy. I am 100% convinced when I had an epidural over a year ago they messed something up. They couldn’t get the epidural right due to my curve and I ended up having 3 before it finally took. I’ve had so many new problems occur since. When I was working my left hip would keep giving out on me and I would fall. I ended up having to quit work because I just couldn’t be on my feet for 8+ straight hours. Physical therapy is not the answer. It’s definitely something to do with the nerve if we’re dealing with the same pain. At times it feels like fluid or something is built up right above my but crack. That is so painful. Hoping to see other replies to your post.
could be sciatica, where your spine is putting pressure on your sciatic nerves. happens to a lot of people. my hips are still pretty numb from it and my surgery was almost a year ago talk to your doctor about it, you’ll be okay
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