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Here are a few commonly found causes of pain in upper part of the thigh: Hamstring Injury: One of the major causes behind upper thigh pain is hamstring injury and the resultant muscle pain is felt at the back side of the thigh. The hamstring muscle is a vital thigh muscle which starts from buttock and ends at the back of the knee.
5 Causes of Pain Along the Outer Thighs When you experience pain only on the outside of your thigh it can be caused by numerous factors and conditions. Outer thigh pain, or lateral leg pain, can be attributed to nerve problems or damage, muscle imbalances and blunt-force trauma. Athletes, especially runners, often complain of lateral thigh pain. Manual therapy techniques, stretching exercises and certain styles of physical therapy are all treatments to which causes of outer thigh pain respond to well.