Patient's question:
Uncle recently always says his thighs feel numb. Sometimes, it's like a twitch, and he can't move, and it takes a while to relieve it a little. I searched online and found that lateral femoral cutaneous neuropathy is a symptom like this. Hello, your outer thigh is numb and painful, and you suspect it might be lateral femoral cutaneous neuropathy. How should it be treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, based on the current situation you have described, you mentioned that your family member has experienced leg numbness again, sometimes feeling like muscle twitching, and feeling unable to move. If this condition reappears, it could be considered a nerve muscle issue. Generally, when this condition reappears, it is recommended to first improve the electromyography examination. It is also advised to pay attention to rest and avoid getting cold. Nerve nutrition treatment can be considered. Wishing you good health.