Hi, I was doing squats yesterday in my room (i did not warm up very well and was pushing myself too hard) and mid-squat I felt a sharp tingling on my inner right thigh. (high up on my thigh) I thought I pulled a muscle, but I am positive I did something to a nerve. About 3-5 minutes after this pain, I felt extremely light headed. I was almost positive I was going to pass out, I was so worried about what was going on I called 911. They had an ambulance on the way when I called them back and said it wasn t necessary anymore because I didn t feel like I was going to pass out anymore. Then I was going to bed about 10-15 min later. As I was laying down, I could feel tingling down my inner thigh, at the bottom of my right foot, and most importantly, all the way up the left side of my neck. I realized the tingling was all connected somehow and was trying to lay in a position where the tingling would go away. But for every position, where it stopped tingling in head, it tingled more in my foot. Or it would tingle everywhere: neck, foot, and thing. Also while trying to find a position, I was getting a headache on the back left side of my head. It was right where the tingle up my neck was going to. I finally fell asleep and did not notice it again until halfway through my day when I had been sitting on my bed for a while studying. All of the symptoms I explained earlier are occurring again except I don t feel like I have to pass out. What is happening with this nerve?! Should I go to the emergency room?! Thanks, Jessica
Thanks for your question dear yes like you explained every point of your question I can summarize that yes it was a nerve but if you are experiencing this then you should have MRI lumbosacral spine and share that report with us until you should quit your exercise have bed rest and avoid weight lifting other thing for your problem you should start tab Victorian 100 mg BD and tab move 2 mg BD thanks