My husband is a 50 year old male with hip and groin pain. Most his pain goes in his right groin. He had an mri of my low back which resulted in images showing l5s1 diffused disk bulging lateralizing to the right, contacting the right s1 nerve root in the spinal canal. Now he have been seeing a chiropractor, taking steroids three different times now. He really doesn't feel any better. He gets the pain mostly after walking up and down steps and some bending or lifting. He is fine when I get up in the morning.
He has also had xrays of his hip showing normal spacing. The pain really started after jumping on a trampoline with his autistic grandson. He jumped almost every day for months. Could this actually be his hip that is his problem or does his mri from his back tell you it is his back?
