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I keep feeling this rythmic vibration behind my right thigh. it's frequency is about 1 second with 2 seconds in between. ?
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Irritated nerve: Could be related to an irritated nerve. Without a bit more information, hard to pinpoint. Your doctor is sure to help you out with a little more information.
Answered 5/20/2013
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