Thigh Pain
Pain in the front, back or side of the thigh arising from a slip disc, spinal nerve compression, muscle tightness, or bony issues — often misdiagnosed because the true source may be in the spine.
Symptoms
Mild to severe pain in the lower back, buttocks, thigh, calf and foot
Difficulty or increasing pain with lifting and bending
Worsening pain when resting, sitting, walking or standing
Back or thigh pain that comes and goes intermittently
Morning stiffness and thigh tightness that may ease or worsen with movement
Pain radiating from the buttocks down one or both legs (Sciatica)
Tingling, numbness, burning, weakness or imbalance in the legs and feet
Visible or aching varicose veins contributing to heaviness in the thigh
Difficulty urinating or passing motion (reduced bowel and bladder control)
