Name the pathology based on clinical presentation + Persiste…

Name the pathology based on clinical presentation + Persistent night pain localized on the lateral side of the hip+ Deep aching pain that worsens with physical activity or prolonged weight-bearing+ Pain at all end ranges of motion at the hip, particularly during internal rotation+ Difficulty with activities such as running, jumping, or stair climbing  

If you trying to differentiate between a hip flexor strain a…

If you trying to differentiate between a hip flexor strain and a rectus femoris strain and the patient presents with the following symptoms, which muscle do suspect is injured: + Pain with active hip flexion with the knee flexed- Pain with active hip flexion with the knee extended