Assessing Upper Thigh and Leg Pain: Is it Due to a Pinched Femoral Nerve or Meralgia Paresthetica? Learn How to Self-Test and Find Relief

Assessing Upper Thigh and Leg Pain: Is it Due to a Pinched Femoral Nerve or Meralgia Paresthetica? Learn How to Self-Test and Find Relief


Are you experiencing upper thigh or leg pain? It could be due to a pinched femoral nerve or meralgie paresthetica. In this video, we provide a self-test and fix for these conditions.

First, we explain the difference between a pinched femoral nerve and meralgie paresthetica. We then show you how to perform a simple self-test to determine which one you may be dealing with.

Next, we discuss various exercises and stretches you can do to alleviate the pain and discomfort associated with these conditions. We also provide tips on posture and proper form during exercise to prevent further injury.

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Check out our video now and say goodbye to unwanted leg pain!

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