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I have experienced the same, and tried to blame it on PD, coming out my immobility for long priods through the night. However, I have come to the conclusion that I have a pinched sciatic nerve which becomes very painful periodicially. A neuro and a physiotherapist (with the help of a MRI) confirm the diagnosis. But PD makes everything worse. What do I do about it? Not much. I exercise with focus on that area, in particular an exercise called the "Hula hoop" which is a hula dance-type motion. It helps! Good luch. [log in to unmask] wrote: > Has anyone experienced pain in the hip as one > of their PD symptons? Since yesterday I've been having > pain in my left hip that radiates down to my knee. It's > difficult to walk and to sit. It feels almost like a pulled > muscle, but I didn't do anything that would cause this. > I was just walking normally, and the pain came on suddenly. > I know PD doesn't cause everything, but whenever I have > strange symptons like this, on my affected side - I > think you have to consider it. > > I'm going to try to see my family doctor later today, > so I'd like to mention it, if it could be PD related. > Thanks, > > Linda Herman > [log in to unmask]