I have pain in my left groin and the pain goes down my outer thigh to my knee. It is difficult for me to walk and put my weight on my leg. What should I do?

84-year-old woman6 years ago
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84-year-old woman · 6 years ago
Controlled high pressure, lung cancer metastasis nodes, chemo treatment Alimta every 3 weeks injection be B-12 every 9 weeks, folic acid every day, dexamethasone l tablet the day before treatment, the day of treatment and the day after. Previous surgery left lower lobe lung 1996, surgery upper right lobe lung 2003, radiotherapy left lobe Right lobe surgery 2003, radiotherapy left lung 25 treatments 2005-2006, CLL leukemia since 2010. No medication required, increase in white blood cells.
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Good morning, Madam,
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Your situation definitely requires medical management. The fact that you are having difficulty putting your weight on your leg indicates to me that you should talk to your treatment team (e.g. the nurse navigator). I would also encourage you to talk to the oncology pharmacist, who can look at your medication list and see if you are taking any medications that might explain the pain (e.g. Denosumab).
84-year-old woman · 6 years ago
Thank you, I have contacted my nurse navigator, she will discuss this with the oncologist and should get back to me soon.
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Perfect!
Alexandre Chagnon · 6 years ago
Good day, Alexandre Chagnon, pharmacist

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