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Have Lump On Inner Thigh. Having Burning Sensation On Calf And Pain While Walking. Related?
Question: Hi lump on my inner left thigh felt this months ago in shower. Could not feel it while i was laying down though. I now can feel it laying down also. It isn't painful but i do have pain walkin up and down stairs on the other side of the same thigh. Also burnin pain on calf of same leg. Could they all be connected. Thanks
Hello!
Thank you for the query.
Inner side of a thigh is were the saphenous vein is located. It starts in the inside of foot, goes up along the inside of calf, thigh and ends in the groin. Such vein if inefficient, becomes dilated and varicose veins are being created. And most likely what you are able to palpate is such varicose vein. Usually it is painless, more visible while standing, and the pain can be present in any area of saphenous vein location.
The best way to have it diagnosed is to have Doppler ultrasound performed of this leg. Even if it is something else than varicose vein (like lipoma for example), ultrasound will tell.
If saphenous vein is inefficient, should be removed with surgery.
Hope this will help. Feel free to ask further questions.
Regards.
Thank you for the query.
Inner side of a thigh is were the saphenous vein is located. It starts in the inside of foot, goes up along the inside of calf, thigh and ends in the groin. Such vein if inefficient, becomes dilated and varicose veins are being created. And most likely what you are able to palpate is such varicose vein. Usually it is painless, more visible while standing, and the pain can be present in any area of saphenous vein location.
The best way to have it diagnosed is to have Doppler ultrasound performed of this leg. Even if it is something else than varicose vein (like lipoma for example), ultrasound will tell.
If saphenous vein is inefficient, should be removed with surgery.
Hope this will help. Feel free to ask further questions.
Regards.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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