I have pain at my groin area since a while. i drive everyday for 60kms everyday in mumbai and have a desk job. i don't get d pain when not driving.

Driver's Tingle: Rule out systemic conditions: ie., diabetes, RA, anemias, etc. The possibility of being in the seated position for extended and prolonged time, and the flexion of your foot on gas/brake pedals. The sciatic nerve passes from your back (spine issues) on down to the toes. It branches at the knee and after a while sitting can be vulnerable to compression and produce symptoms described. Consult doc-