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Do you sit a lot in the same position, and is the leg tingly. You being cold because of the weather is not exactly what I meant, more so when your body feels warm overall are your feet and hands cold to the touch.

 

Yes I sit a lot in the same position. The leg isn't tingly. My body isn't really cold or warm in different spots. Pretty evenly cold or warm overall.

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Based on my expert medical knowledge, you are suffering from a fatal virus which may have infected your brain, you should start preparing for the afterlife.

 

Ohhh boy. I'm prepared already :)

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Yes I sit a lot in the same position. The leg isn't tingly. My body isn't really cold or warm in different spots. Pretty evenly cold or warm overall.

Actually based on the info that it is more a surface pain and you have spine issues it is likely sciatica, a condition where the compression of nerves causes phantom pains in the legs that can be extreme, and chronic.

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All I do is sit around at my office and go up and down 3 flights of stairs 10-20 times a day depending on how busy it is. I don't think it's a muscular pain. It seems more on the surface but I could be wrong.

I'm assuming muscular here due to implied location and activity... (pain from bones and nerves feel different...)

Does the application of hot compress or essential oils ease the pain?

(it is common practice in my country to use essential oils as a temporary remedy)

If the pain is unbearable, I recommend consulting with your physician...

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Actually based on the info that it is more a surface pain and you have spine issues it is likely sciatica, a condition where the compression of nerves causes phantom pains in the legs that can be extreme, and chronic.

 

This seems very likely, doesn't sound serious either. Looks like I'm living fella's. Lmao.

I'm glad I'm not one of those people who google all their symptoms and pick the worst of the worst to believe. 

 

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Sciatica sounds like it is a possible fucker.

Probably will go away in a few days, I'll just use my tigerbalm and see if it eases the pain.

 

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But as I researched it, it says it happens in the back of the leg. My pain is on the front side

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I'm assuming muscular here due to implied location and activity... (pain from bones and nerves feel different...)

Does the application of hot compress or essential oils ease the pain?

(it is common practice in my country to use essential oils as a temporary remedy)

If the pain is unbearable, I recommend consulting with your physician...

 

TigerBalm ftw. lol

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I also VERY SERIOUSLY recommend getting the part of your body that is in pain surgically removed, or if you don't want to spend money on a surgeon just use whiskey to lessen the pain, a hacksaw and butcher knife to do the cutting and a propane torch to seal the wound.

 

Or chug down an entire bottle of drano.

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I also VERY SERIOUSLY recommend getting the part of your body that is in pain surgically removed, or if you don't want to spend money on a surgeon just use whiskey to lessen the pain, a hacksaw and butcher knife to do the cutting and a propane torch to seal the wound.

 

Or chug down an entire bottle of drano.

 

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Grab a knife and just poke around in there until you find what's causing the pain. When you realize the pain is from stabbing yourself, it will be so ironic.

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For those of you who know about my first nose bleed at work.

 

It's happening again right now -_- ffs.. I hate my life

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I also VERY SERIOUSLY recommend getting the part of your body that is in pain surgically removed, or if you don't want to spend money on a surgeon just use whiskey to lessen the pain, a hacksaw and butcher knife to do the cutting and a propane torch to seal the wound.

 

Or chug down an entire bottle of drano.

Or acetylene torch and vodka. 

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I'd be sure to get a spinal tap and check for any bacterial infection.  

 

 

 

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Could be also something rheumatic related... I have a rare rheumatic disease so I know a bit about it [emoji4]

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I'd be sure to get a spinal tap and check for any bacterial infection.  

 

 

 

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Pinched nerve probably. My dad pinched a nerve in his back and he thought he broke it because of the pain. Within a day he could walk again and was fine.

Just my two cents

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