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Twitching on outer side of right thigh. mild pain at times when walking. sometimes area feels cold and wet when it is not wet.
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Iliotibial band?: Sometimes a band of tissue extending from hip to knee called the iliotibial band can become inflamed and tender, and this can cause the sensations you describe. Try stretching the area, applying moist heat and taking ibuprofen. Google this and it will tell you how to do stretches.
Answered 4/24/2015
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