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Could very well be. I have sciatia, and do have those symtems you describe.
Along with mine , I also have tingling and numbess in both feet , and toes.
See your doc. (:
Hi Bethany,
The pain you are describing might be sciatica but it is equally likely that it is pain from the femoral nerve. Sciatica is referred pain from the sciatic nerve which feeds mostly the back of the thigh and the lower leg. The femoral nerve feeds most of the front of the thigh from your hip to below the groin and above the knee. The femoral nerve pain is usually due to upper-mid lumbar problems, it can also be due to a tight psoas muscle. this muscle is the one that allows you to bring your knee to your chest. If it is tight you will know it and will feel hunched over and have a hard time extending your leg back behind you on that side. Your problem could also be due, of course, to your scoliosis. In short, try to get in and see your local osteopathic physician and see if you can get some help.
Along with mine , I also have tingling and numbess in both feet , and toes.
See your doc. (:
The pain you are describing might be sciatica but it is equally likely that it is pain from the femoral nerve. Sciatica is referred pain from the sciatic nerve which feeds mostly the back of the thigh and the lower leg. The femoral nerve feeds most of the front of the thigh from your hip to below the groin and above the knee. The femoral nerve pain is usually due to upper-mid lumbar problems, it can also be due to a tight psoas muscle. this muscle is the one that allows you to bring your knee to your chest. If it is tight you will know it and will feel hunched over and have a hard time extending your leg back behind you on that side. Your problem could also be due, of course, to your scoliosis. In short, try to get in and see your local osteopathic physician and see if you can get some help.