This is exactly right. I had these same symptoms and it was in fact stress fracture. My contention is that when you release the load, the signal to the brain causes a delay in actually feeling the pain. It’s about 0.25-0.50 second after releasing the loaded, then the pain is heightened, then the pain decreases again.
You’re bang on. The only self test that showed my Femur stress before scans was the offload of pressure on my quad during a lean forward.
That's precisely right. I got a hip fracture and every now and then Im checking this way to see if it came back
Theory: loading perhaps compresses the fracture join together, unloading separates the fracture join hence the pain felt.
Sounds very possible...
It’s True. I see lots of patients who present like this
This is exactly right. I had these same symptoms and it was in fact stress fracture. My contention is that when you release the load, the signal to the brain causes a delay in actually feeling the pain. It’s about 0.25-0.50 second after releasing the loaded, then the pain is heightened, then the pain decreases again.
Sir i have got femoral neck stress fracture when I'll be able to get back to running
How long did it take you to get back? I was out for 4 months with the same and I did my first light jog/walk intervals on Thursday
@@jeflmk9887 eat a proper diet
And dont do too much too soon
Stress trochanteric fracture need surgery
Very interesting. This is exactly what I feel....am going to doc in morning.
was it a stress fracture?
@@abnormal_3 it actually was but it took 2 xrays to prove it was as it was minute