(Old big concern) My leg has been hurting for several years.

Although there was a lot of COVID-19 in 2020, I started making appointments from November and attended a few gatherings.

It was a place far enough to take a train to get there, but since the train was late and I needed to get home quickly, I ran up and down the stairs leading to the subway very quickly, and I also ran up and down the stairs at the train station very quickly.

One day, I was coming home and I was limping because my leg was so sore.

That day, I kept waking up because my legs hurt so much from sleeping all day. It felt like I had exercised hard at the school sports day the day before, but I knew I wouldn't be able to come out.

Because it wasn't a major accident or a strenuous workout.

But my leg kept hurting, and I could only walk.

My legs hurt so much when I walk or run a little faster.

The area where my leg hurts is above the thigh, near the groin.

It was a bone.

The pain gradually decreased as time went by.

About 1-2 percent.

But what's strange is that the pain keeps spreading down my leg. It used to hurt only above my thigh, but then it also started hurting in the middle of my thigh.

I went to the orthopedic surgeon because I wasn't getting better. After taking X-rays, they said it was probably due to inflammation, so I am taking anti-inflammatory medication every time.

I received physical therapy.

But nothing has improved at all.

The pain has now spread down to my calves, and my legs hurt all over. Still, the good thing is that the pain is gradually decreasing.

It has decreased, about 0.00001 percent per day.

I waited for a year, but I still couldn't get better because of the pain.

I went to a Korean medicine clinic and received acupuncture.

It has gotten a bit better whether the acupuncture suits my body or not.

I was sick for about two weeks and got a little better, so I didn't go back.

I was going about my daily life, but after a few months, I started hurting again.

It hurt as if I had been pricked by a needle, even while I was just sitting still.

When you sit cross-legged and then stand up, your legs...

It hurt, I sat on the floor, and even when I stood up, it suddenly tingled.

I went to a newly opened neurosurgery clinic near my house, where I also received physical therapy, and I think there might be an issue with my spine.

I've had injections in my spine, received treatment for several days, and tried various methods.

It still hurts.

This feels very painful and the wound is visible.

It's not a pain severe enough to be visible on an X-ray.

It's hard to go to the hospital, and the doctor doesn't know the cause either.