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Thigh problem
I have thigh pain in inner tight..for this I went to neurologist after orthopaedic doctor..i did mri of ls spine n reports comes normal..pain is in my inner thigh which starts from groin area
...so my doctor said that problem is maralgia parathesic...so I have 2 questions
1. is that pain is comes in inner thigh mostly irritating pain in maralgia in some cases or pain is always in lateral or front of thigh.
2. Neurologist doctor give me medicine which names is MAXMALA 50..after taking this on after 3rd days I feel inner buzzing sensation in my leg brain ...so my question is that is that side effects of this medicine.?? After lefting this medicine I feel same buzzing sensation when I try to sleep not all days...so plz help me
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Hi
its Because of nerve compression at low back L$_L5 region due to which medial compartment and lateral; side of thigh you will have dull aching pain with stiffness.
if pain is better start some spinal strenghthening exercises or yogic postures.
Take maxmala in the nights .
Take Me axon inj im inder doctor supervision every alternate day for abt 8-9 inj
its just a muscle cramp or ligamental straiin .
dont worry if pain wont subsides you can review me.
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