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My left thigh
On my left thigh on side it feels like it's been frozen with lidocaine but it also has hypersensitivity. I get extremely painful burning feeling with a horrible sharp stabbing pain that's so bad it causes me to limp and when it's really acting up it stops me from being able to walk. I seen one doctor and I was told that it could possibly be a pinched nerve but that was a little over a year ago and it just continues to get worse. And when I do try to see a doctor I just get something for pain and the doctor tells me it will go away. I would love to get this figured out so I can go back to a normal life without worrying if I'm going to be able to walk normal or even at all everyday. Please help me figure this out so I can be pain free please help me with the pain.
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So by your description you seem to be suffering from a nerve impingement like neuropathy. It can only be confirmed by detailed examination . There are multiple causes like femoral neuropathy, pain from lumbar spine etc.
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Consult with a pain management specialist. Dont delay it any further. It can be managed by medicines or injection
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You should try Tab Calcium with Vit D3 and Zinc and Vit B complex for about 2 weeks. Also some physical activity in your house. If it doesn't improve you should consult a Neurophysician in your area who can do a physical examination , get some investigations done and advise further management.
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I understood your concern and noted the problem as well .I need to ask few more details to make a diagnosis and start treatment and advice which suits you. Pl consult me on Practo , so that I can help you better.book a time slot as per your convenience for consultation.
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