Pinched Nerve: While there are many causes of leg pain , one of the most common causes is lumbar radiculopathy. This occurs when one of the nerves leaving the back gets compressed as it leaves the spine and travels down the leg. Compression may occur due to degenerative/bulging discs or arthritic bone spurs contacting the nerve. See your physician if these symptoms last longer than 2 weeks.
Answered 10/30/2015
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Radiculopathy: Sounds like pain from your back and effecting the nerve that goes into your leg. Would definitely have checked out.
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