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What Causes Freezing Like Feeling In My Left Leg Above Knee?

I am 40 yrs, I have problem with my left leg, a portion of my left leg's above knee is feeling is like freezed what is the problem .now I am under a treeting, I using : tab rantac150,defza30, and prynerve-od

can you any spl sujection, or any advice??
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
Twitter Sat, 17 May 2014 Answered on
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Hi.
You are on the right treatment
As per your history this looks to be nerves
which might have got involved wither by inflammation or entrapment.
Yet is is better to consult a Neurologist to ascertain the cause and if necessary to undergo biopsy of the area. Nerve conduction studies may help - I say may help, please discuss this with your Neurologist and if he refuses - forget about it.

Remember to tapper -off the deflazacort.
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What Causes Freezing Like Feeling In My Left Leg Above Knee?

Hi. You are on the right treatment As per your history this looks to be nerves which might have got involved wither by inflammation or entrapment. Yet is is better to consult a Neurologist to ascertain the cause and if necessary to undergo biopsy of the area. Nerve conduction studies may help - I say may help, please discuss this with your Neurologist and if he refuses - forget about it. Remember to tapper -off the deflazacort.