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Old 12-11-2008, 07:55 AM #1
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Default Pain in thighs

Up to now, over the last three years, my symptoms have mainly been numbness in my feet, and burning sensations. More recently I've experienced tingling up my shins and as high as the groin area, both of which have now gone.

However I'm now getting painful stabbing pains in my inner thigh area and further up on the outer thigh area. I wondered if other sufferers have experienced this and can tell me anything about this particular symptom and possible causes ?
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