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Old 12-13-2013, 09:35 AM #3
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Hi Nancy T,

I totally agree with glenntaj. Meralgia paresthetica does not extend beyond the thigh, It is also usually limited to ONE leg but can be bilateral.

I would seek other reasons for your symptoms. I do not think you are on the proper track.
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