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Strange Warming Sensation On The Top Of The Leg, Lower Part Of The Butt, Subsides Within Minutes, No Pain. What Is This?

I am 41 and have been on the backside of menopause for a couple years... recently I have had this strange warming sensation in the region of the top of my left leg and into the lower part of my butt. Not in or on my genitila or anus . it come on and lasts only a moment then fades away.. about an hour later it repeats. It is not painful, the first time it happened i thought i had peed myself, because of the warmth. any ideas?
Wed, 9 Apr 2014
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement,  's  Response
These symptoms are suggesting that you may be having a disc prolapsed at lumbar region . I would recommend you to get MRI of the spine to see if there is a disc protrusion and if yes then how much . According to that you can plan . If it is in early stage then treatment will be physiotherapy and muscle relaxant and Pregabalin and Methylcobal.If it is in late stages then surgery is needed. Till that time, avoid bending forward and weight lifting.
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Strange Warming Sensation On The Top Of The Leg, Lower Part Of The Butt, Subsides Within Minutes, No Pain. What Is This?

These symptoms are suggesting that you may be having a disc prolapsed at lumbar region . I would recommend you to get MRI of the spine to see if there is a disc protrusion and if yes then how much . According to that you can plan . If it is in early stage then treatment will be physiotherapy and muscle relaxant and Pregabalin and Methylcobal.If it is in late stages then surgery is needed. Till that time, avoid bending forward and weight lifting.