Tight undergarments are known to compress lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh and produce an unpleasant sensation of parasthesia and pain on thigh on outer aspect.This is known by a fancy term meralgia parasthetica.This can be helped by avoiding tight belts,waist bands and undergarments.This condition is quite common in DIABETESand Obecity.
Treatment is symptomatic.If a tender point is identified at the nerve exit a local steriod injection may alleviate the symptoms.
Drugs used include Amitriptiline,Gabapentin,Carbamazepine and pregabalin
Control of diabetes is also important
Friday, April 6, 2007
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