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What Causes Muscle Spams In Upper Thigh ,buttocks And Behind Knees?
I have muscle spams in upper thigh ,buttocks and behind the knees This has been going on since January this year . Worse after sitting , I ve had physio and was advised exercise ,this has helped a little the Physio seems to think this is a constriction of nerves Any answers
Hi, your symptoms indicating towards entrapment neuropathy/ nerve compression syndrome mainly at the origin of nerve from vertebral canal. In your condition this is most probably sciatica due to compression pressure by herniated disc/ degenerated disc disease, spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis or arthritis of spine. You should consult an orthopaedician for physical examination and further evaluation. Avoid such activity which may aggravate your symptoms and continue your exercise under guidance. Take care, bye.
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What Causes Muscle Spams In Upper Thigh ,buttocks And Behind Knees?
Hi, your symptoms indicating towards entrapment neuropathy/ nerve compression syndrome mainly at the origin of nerve from vertebral canal. In your condition this is most probably sciatica due to compression pressure by herniated disc/ degenerated disc disease, spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis or arthritis of spine. You should consult an orthopaedician for physical examination and further evaluation. Avoid such activity which may aggravate your symptoms and continue your exercise under guidance. Take care, bye.