Thigh pain can be a symptom of a muscle strain, fracture, or nerve injury ... quadriceps work at the front of the thigh, and adductor muscles affect the inner thigh. Symptoms of thigh pain ...

A trapped nerve in the third vertebrae in the lower back (L3), also known as sciatica, may cause pain to radiate to the outside of the thigh. Sciatica in L3 might also refer pain to the front of ...

Pain from the obturator nerve affects the front of your thigh. Pain from the femoral nerve that's near your groin travels down the front and side of your thigh. At first, you may only feel pain ...

If your leg pain and numbness is accompanied with ... in your legs from damage to your femoral nerve. This nerve provides sensation to the front of your thigh and a portion of your lower leg.

These two sciatic nerve branches cover the front and back of your leg and foot. The first sign of sciatic nerve problems is radiating pain from your lower back or glutes down one leg.

AND SOME PEOPLE HAVE ALMOST AN ELECTRICAL PAIN RUNNING DOWN ONE LEG. WHAT CAUSES THAT? THAT COULD BE SCIATICA. IT’S USUALLY CAUSED BY A PINCHED NERVE IN YOUR LOWER BACK. MANY PEOPLE RECOVER ...

Peroneal nerve pain may occur from damage to the peroneal ... wraps around to the front of the leg, and then runs down to the toes. As the nerve reaches the knee, it branches into the deep ...

The pain can flare up almost anywhere along the nerve pathway ... fibular nerve which control the muscles of the calf, front of the lower leg, and some foot muscles,” she adds.