A burning pain or sensation can occur in the knee after a trauma, overuse injury, or strain. Rest, ice, over-the-counter medication, and a knee support may help relieve symptoms, but some people ...

Burning sensation in upper leg. Going down still burning down to my feet. 2 smaller toes feel like cramping and numb. Keeps feeling sharp sensation under my feet aswell at back of my knee. Feels like ...

I developed a painless swell on the left knee. After a week I then felt a burning sensation on the inner side of the left shin, from knee to base of foot as if my nerves were exposed or like the skin ...

There could be a wide variety of different causes. Pain in the legs can be due to a skin problem, such as dryness and eczema, which is common in older people, or to a sluggish circulation.

According to the UK’s National Health Service (NHS), a person may also experience numbness, weakness, tingling, or a burning sensation in the buttocks, back of the legs, and feet. Learn more ...

W hat started out as a relatively minor annoyance, a burning sensation in the feet, soon became a frightening health emergency for a New England woman aged 30. At first assuming her exhaustion and ...

But then, she began to experience a burning sensation in her feet, which then traveled up to her legs and “worsened with light touch,” Dr. Carlos A. Portales Castillo, who eventually treated ...

It started with a bizarre burning sensation in her feet. Over the next two days, the searing pain crept up her legs. Any light touch made it worse, and over-the-counter pain medicine offered no ...

Sarah Matthews, 32, described a 'burning' and 'shooting' sensation in her leg and suffered with it for more than two years before doctors figured out what it was. ... Article continues below.