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What Causes Tingling Sensation In The Upper Right Thigh?

Hello Forum, I have a question ref: a problem im experiencing. ON several occasions I experience tingling sinsation in my inner upper right thigh. This tingle is always accompanied with a semi sharp pain that runs down same leg to my toes, almost like one of my arteries is hit. Final result is usually my toes hurt. Please advise, Im a 43 year old male. Thank you in advance
Thu, 31 Oct 2019
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Hi,

Your history suggests neuropathy involving sacro--coccygeal spinal nerves. It may also mean an inflammatory process and pathology involving your urogenital system like epididymitis, early stage of testicular torsion, hernia and the list goes on.

I suggest you go to your GP to be referred to a urologist, a neurologist and other appropriate specialists. Of course, you may order a high resolution CT on lower spine, ultrasound on right groin area or CT KUB on both lower parts of body. Maybe to start with your doctor, they may run basic tests like MSU, PCR, urethral swabs, full blood count, STDS etc. See your doctor. He is the best judge.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Law, General & Family Physician
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What Causes Tingling Sensation In The Upper Right Thigh?

Hi, Your history suggests neuropathy involving sacro--coccygeal spinal nerves. It may also mean an inflammatory process and pathology involving your urogenital system like epididymitis, early stage of testicular torsion, hernia and the list goes on. I suggest you go to your GP to be referred to a urologist, a neurologist and other appropriate specialists. Of course, you may order a high resolution CT on lower spine, ultrasound on right groin area or CT KUB on both lower parts of body. Maybe to start with your doctor, they may run basic tests like MSU, PCR, urethral swabs, full blood count, STDS etc. See your doctor. He is the best judge. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Law, General & Family Physician