Medial thigh nerve pain can be treated as follows: 1. Ask the patient to rest strictly in bed. The patient should not continue to put weight on the ground at this time, as this may aggravate the nerve strain and subsequently aggravate the pain. 2. The patient should be treated with anti-inflammatory, anti-swelling, pain-relieving and nerve-nourishing drugs on the basis of braking. In clinical practice, generally use mannitol plus sodium heptaoside, plus methylcobalamin for intravenous injection, followed by auxiliary nimesulide for anti-inflammatory and pain relief. If the pain is severe, the painful spot can be closed for a short period of time.3. Physical therapy can be applied to the painful area, such as baking electricity or hot water bags.4. After the pain is relieved, the cause of the pain should be evaluated thoroughly again, such as the possibility that there is an occupying mass around the nerve trunk compressing the nerve and causing pain. In this case, surgical treatment is required, such as removal of the herniated disc or perineural growths.