Tingling in my thigh, like pins and needles feeling

Hey.
For 2 weeks now i have had loss off feeling in my left thigh causing serious back pain under my spinal cord. I have really bad hip pain which is resulting in my hip to click when walking. It hurts constantly and i also getting; dizziness, sickness, tiredness, aches and pains in my joints and lack of food and drink. I have shooting pains in my back which go all the way down my left leg. I am right handed but my right side seems unaffected. Pain also shoots across from my left hip to my right around 3 times a day. Sharp pains resulting in me having to limp and lie down. Anyone help?

My left thigh has been having the tingling feeling but only when i touch that area. Its been this way for a couple weeks now. I'm afraid it may be a blood clot or nerve damage. I've not had any surgery lately or anything like that either. What should i do?

I am 22 yrs old. I have had a numb left thigh since I can remember. The tingling and burning happens usully when I am laying on my back in bed. I went to the doctor and she couldnt explain it and refered to a medical text book. After doing a little research I found out it is a spinal disorder, some from an injury or evensymptoms of multiple sclrerosis. After reading this I will be visiting a specialist asap as this can be very serious.

Hey Everyone:

Just wondering; there seems to be an increase of this pins and needles sensations. Alot is no doubt
due to stress or stress triggered. I also have the same pins and needles and burning. I had an MRI
and I couldn't believe it but MS was ruled out. I have several friends that have MS and it sure does
match most symptoms. I know that metabolic disorders can do this after ALOT of stress or anxiety.
How can we get back to the normal feeling? Since there are so many of us with this neurolological
problems what has anyone figured out? The doctors and specialists seems stumped; I think there
needs to be a push on to the medical community for neurological and autoimmune diseases.


PS I've noticed that alot of people with MS or autoimmune diseases suffer in silence or get NOWHERE
with the medical community. Let's say we share information. We can probably all agree that stress
with perhaps a cold, viral infection started the inflammation of the brian/spinal cord....but why doesn't
everyone get this? More importantly, how can we reverse it. I think the pain is covered up well with
anti-depressants and pills but also it might just mask the pain. Your thoughts and ideas are welcome.

Hello I also have the tingling in my right thigh and it started about 3 yrs ago and it was a small bump sort of like a knot on the side of my thigh and so now the tingling and numb feeling is almost to my hip to my knee and the dr told me it was fat tissue between my skin and my muscle and I could have surgery to remove it if I wanted but I did not want surgery but now it seems to be worse and sometimes when I bend over or stretch it too far it feels really hot and like something is moving in my thigh. So I am not sure what it is but I wish I did.