Right leg feels tingly all the time

Did you pinch your sciatic nerve? Got mine in October. My 3 outer left foot toes are still generally numb.

5'10", 200lbs. Wrecked myself picking up a chock block and turning wrong.

 

I do foodservice but work alone two days a week, with some decent drives between stops. I usually take my shoes/boots off and do the same thing. I’m in good shape, don’t smoke (weekly cigars don’t count right?) and obviously do plenty of moving around but still deal with a right leg/ankle/foot issue. It’s always a relief to kick the boots off lol

 

Does it still tingle?

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tingling is a nerve function. it's a posture issue, or an ergonomic issue. both most likely caused from muscular atrophy and excess compensatory muscular tension in that area. find one of those human body nerve diagrams and find where the tingly spot power cable originates out of the spine...that's probably where it's getting squeezed. or anywhere it passes under and next to bone (sciatica).





do the twist and loosen up, touch your toes, while lying in bed bring one knee to your chest, cross that leg then try to bring them both to your chest.



motion is lotion

 

About 2yrs ago I noticed tingling on my feet, didn't think of it and I just ignored all. Then 3 months ago, my legs started swelling up with discomfort on my knees. I thought it was knee Arthritis, then this week I started wearing compression socks. A big relief, funny thing is I been driving for 9 yrs and just turned 49 last month, no belly at all. Really sucks what Trucking does to our health

 

Are you taking medication

 

As mentioned, probably sciatica. Very common for us because we sit so long.