I have been having a throbbing pain in my upper thigh and sensitivity of the skin. What is this?
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It could either be a condition called meralgia paresthetica, which I didn't think would move down to the foot, or a lumbar disk prolapse which could indeed cause the symptoms in the foot. Go see an orthopedic doctor.
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increased activity, pain, fever, stress
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Sounds like it might be a pinched nerve.  A pain center can give you better treatment than a regular doctor.  These are usually located at Universities or major hospitals.
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the femoral cutaneous nerve could be pinched at the pelvis...meralgia paresthetica maybe
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Go to the doctor and find out what's going on!  Why would you want to be in pain if you can get some help?
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definitely go and see your doc it could be an infection.
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You really need to go to a doctor to have this checked out. There are a number of things that could cause pain in that area. Some being serious and some not so serious. Make a doctors appointment and if it gets worse you need to get yourself to an E.R. I hope you feel better soon!
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u should go get that checked out by a doctor.. tingling may also b caused by blood clots...
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It means the top of your foot itches.
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What did your doctor suggest it might be? It could be something inflamed and pressing on a nerve or muscle, or it could be a circulation problem. I have a herniated disk in my lower back that causes similar symptoms, it's called sciatica. You can read about that condition here. http://orthoinfo.aaos.org/fact/thr_report.cfm?Thread_ID=167\nRest is a good thing to let inflamation go down, and of course there are specific excercises to take the pressure off of particular area. Most important thing I can tell you is to talk to your doctor. If he doesn't answer your questions, ask again. You should be in control when visiting the doctor. Don't leave the office in the dark. Hope this helps.
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Speaking from experience...it sounds like its ur equilibrium...it could have an infection...u might wanna see a doctor to get it treated...the doctor will probably just give u medicine for the pain and an antibiotic...hope u feel better:)
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Yes the blood in your system is racing to your broken area to heal it and the pain probably is also causing you to experience this.  Take some pain medicine and relax
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your neurosystem being out of wack causing certain portions of your body to become highly sensitive to pain
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itching, blood and burning from where? I'm assuming your "hind end". If so, sounds like hemorroids. Just try some Preparation H.
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It sounds like a staph infection.   I have had one,  as per the doctor, you need to keep it draining, this will ease the pain, as well warm moist compresses as often as possible will help it to drain faster.  These are very painful, so take some ibuprofen. Although these can be treated at home. It is best to see a doctor as these can turn into a very serious and contagious condition called MRSA.   You probably need an antibiotic. It is very important to keep your hands washed very thoroughly after touching this, and do not allow the fluid from this to touch anything either. It is my understanding that these are very contagious, even on your body. You may want to go to the doctor if after 3 days, you see no improvement, or ease in pain, especially if you have a fever.
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You need to call a doctor ASAP.  Pain in the calf and swelling of the leg could be Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT).  It probably won't be, but it could also be a circulatory or vascular issue that you should have adressed.  Call your personal doctor, ask to speak with a nurse and tell them your symptoms.  They may refer you directly to an urgent care or they will run down a list of questions to 'triage' you and decide when and if you need to come in.  It can't hurt to call if nothing else, for peace of mind.
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I hope you shall feel better.\nYour skin sensitivity could be due to your immune system fighting/isolating the wrong thing. You should definitely see your doctor, even an over the phone conversation with your doc. could help you get a better understanding of the situation.\nAll the best