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Thigh pain and numbness?
It has been about a week since this started now. If I walk for a while, nothig brisk, just the regular walk around the block or at the grocery store, I start feeling a pain in my right thigh, and then the outter part of my thigh gets all numb. It goes away if I stop and sit down. The pain is nothing unbearable, its just uncomfortable. Any ideas what could cause this? I am a little worried and planning to go see a doctor if this persists.
6 Answers
- RockfordLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Your pain and numbness is nerve related and has nothing to do with your muscles. It could be your sciatica nerve or if you wear a tight belt or a heavy workbelt, it could be meralgia paresthetica.
Source(s): http://orthopedics.about.com/cs/backpain/a/sciatic... http://orthopedics.about.com/od/hipinjuries/a/mera... - 1 decade ago
Tou might have a compressed nerve or a herniated disk. You should try stretching your back and leg every day. MAke sure the excercises that you do aim to stretch yout lower back/pelvis area. A herniated disk in a lower vertebrae is usually the most common cause of your symptoms.
- CheechLv 41 decade ago
You strained a muscle in there, somehow. Sit in a tub of ebson salts, this will help reduce the pain.
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- 1 decade ago
kyle , sounds like a herniated disc..or a pulled muscle. there is really a number of things. the first thing i would do is go to web md, sympton checker...try this its really good
- 1 decade ago
i think that you have straignd a muscle. maybe before when you did excercise you didnt stretch. it sounds very servere. i advicer you to go to the doctors.