Peak Action PT on Instagram: "Fixing leg numbness & burning pain by freeing the LATERAL FEMORAL CUTANEOUS NERVE (LFCN) 🔥🦵 If you have burning, tingling, numbness, or sharp pain on the outer front of your thigh, this isn’t a muscle issue — it’s often an LFCN entrapment The LFCN is a sensory nerve that passes near the ASIS and inguinal region and runs down the anterior lateral thigh. When it gets glued down by adhesions or compressed, the nerve can’t slide normally — leading to constant irritati

Proakt Physio Pvt.LtD on Instagram: "The compressed nerve is called the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve. This nerve exits the pelvis and travels toward the leg, passing under the inguinal ligament.Lateral thigh pain can be caused due to many factors even trauma can produce the symptoms ."