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I Get Pins And Needles On My Inner Legs Under The Thighs As Well Is Due To Medication Or Diabetes This Happens When I'm Relaxing
This is "probably" early signs of Diabetic Peripheral Neuropathy whose early symptoms are pins/needles or numbness
Your Diabetes Meds are "trying" to prevent this from getting worse
If this continues you either need more meds or more stringent intervention by yourself to make the lifestyle changes necessary to manage diabetes
Untreated or unmanaged the pins and needles will turn into a burning sensation, then pain and then really nasty things you don't want to experience
If the sensation persists, talk to your Doctor
Pins and needles in the inner legs and under the thighs could be related to diabetic neuropathy, a common complication of diabetes caused by nerve damage from prolonged high blood sugar levels. This type of neuropathy often causes tingling, burning, or numbness, especially in the legs. It may also be linked to medications Show Full Answer
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