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Numness In Legs

it is 2 weeks after surgery. i am experiencing numness in both uper leggs while in bed mostly. i am experiencing electric shoks in the right legs, this is very painfull and wakes me up in the middle of the night. anyone experiensed that ?

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Yes there is a name for it. There is a nerve that runs thru your abdomen pelvis then down your thighs. Sometimes it gets severed during abdominal surgery sometimes tight pants bother it I googled burning staving pain in upper thigh and found the answer

it is 2 weeks after surgery. i am experiencing numness in both uper leggs while in bed mostly. i am experiencing electric shoks in the right legs' date=' this is very painfull and wakes me up in the middle of the night. anyone experiensed that ?[/quote']

It's your cyatic (spelling) nerve there are some good excersises to help out on the internet.

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