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Mild numbness, tingling in mid-lat keft thigh after episode if afib. second episode afib and yr later same thing. mild pain thigh when lay on side??
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Evaluation: Please see a doctor right away. Although your question is a bit unclear but history of a.fib and pain in one leg is very concerning of a clot. If this suggestion does not seem to fit the picture then consult a physician and provide more history.
Answered 3/27/2019
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