Numbness on anterior aspect of the thigh – help

Posted on January 23, 2014 by admin

Hi, I need some advice on what I suspect is a nerve issue. If there is numbness and tingling on the anterior aspect of the one thigh after exercise (specifically squats and lunges) can it possible be a nerve becoming compressed between the muscles or the nerve is being overstretched?

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