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3 hours ago ago from Be Smart, Be Healthy For Life!
Meralgia paraesthetica is a pain condition which is relatively common but not well recognised and which gives pain, numbness and tingling in the front and outer side of the thigh. Described many years ago in the 19th century, it was soon deduced that this syndrome was due to compression of a nerve in the nearby area, the lateral cutaneous nerve of the thigh. This nerve is a sensory nerve which transmits feelings and has no muscular activation ...
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