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What Causes Severe Pain And Burning Sensation In Leg While Standing?
I had a spinal fusion in 2003 and reinjury last June. MRI shows facet arthropy at almost all lumbar levels but at l2-l3 and l3-l4 mild disc building facet arthropathy with mild thecal sax compression and mild inferior foraminal encroachment. L3l4 also has central canal stenosis and bilateral foraminal stenosis l2l3 has ligamentum flavum thickening also. Found a almost 4cm ovarian cyst involving the nerve roots of left lumbosacral plexus also. I am having left leg pain, severe pain, burning when I stand up straight at all today, problems urinating, and now numbness of my right thigh last week and now left thigh yesterday. Help!! Now have left lower stomach pain and nausea/vomiting. (previous arachnoditiis diagnosis) are these new symptoms of urinary retention, thigh numbness into groin area stomach pain nausea and inability to stand up without severe burning pain in mid back possibly from the new ovarian cyst? Had pelvic ultrasound done today and sharp pain in left stomach overy area noe instead of dull!!
Mon, 9 Mar 2015
Hi,
I read through you question attentively.
I understand that you had an MRI that showed different problems to your vertebral colon.
Fascet arthrosis and l3-l4 stenosis explaines several of your symptoms like: leg pain, difficulty standing and walking, urinary problem.
The latter is very important and you should not delay to discus it with your doctor.
Yes most likely your lower abdominal ache has to do with ovarian cyst which could have ruptured explained from your sharp ache (it is seen on abdominal echo).
Hope this could help, feel free for any other information
I read through you question attentively.
I understand that you had an MRI that showed different problems to your vertebral colon.
Fascet arthrosis and l3-l4 stenosis explaines several of your symptoms like: leg pain, difficulty standing and walking, urinary problem.
The latter is very important and you should not delay to discus it with your doctor.
Yes most likely your lower abdominal ache has to do with ovarian cyst which could have ruptured explained from your sharp ache (it is seen on abdominal echo).
Hope this could help, feel free for any other information
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