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Is it normal to feel pain, burning and tingling down front of thigh with meralgia paresthetica? and last for days? ultrasound ruled out clot last year

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Yes: Numbness or tingling in the anterior thigh are characteristic symptoms. It can be a short term issue or can be a lengthy problem. See a neurologist if you have not done so already. Ask about a trial of Gabapentin (neurontin) or lyrica (pregabalin).

Answered 6/25/2014

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Yes: Discuss with your doctor, as management solutions are available.

Answered 2/7/2014

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