Arms And Legs Tender To Touch

Nerve damage can lead to leg and arm pain though those two areas of the body are generally served by different nerves.

Arms and legs tender to touch. A genetic element is suspected as Fibromyalgia is known to run in families and cause skin pain without rash 2. If it is sore if you. Since seeing Rheumi - feeling ill and a beautiful rash - Plaquenil and prednisone started and the Plaquenil really helped with muscle pain.

Compression in the spine can lead to herniated discs which can in turn put pressure on the nerves that service the arms or the legs. They have now spread to othe parts of my body starting near my. Cellulitis generally causes pain in the affected area but the overlying skin may be tender and sensitive to touch.

The symptoms of cellulitis. It does not keep me from doing any activities of lying on that side but it has been like this for over a month. Swollen legs are more likely to get cellulitis because the lymph system is damaged or impaired and is not as good at preventing infection.

Cellulitis typically only occurs in one leg. Ive noticed over the past year or so that the outside of my upper arms the sides of my torso and the outside of my thighs where the IT band runs are very tender to the touch. The tender points are localized areas of tenderness under the surface of the skin around the joints in the neck shoulders back hips arms and legs.

The most notable feature of CMP is the presence of trigger points. I have problems in upper leg and lower leg. -squeeze it with your hands compressing the leg its a sigh of possible venous thrombosis.

Fibromyalgia is a musculoskeletal pain disorder and has no known cause. The pressure points in the leg are one of the main reasons that weakness numbness and tingling are felt throughout the legs on occasion when suffering with fibromyalgia. These trigger points or tender points are highly sensitive areas within the muscle that are painful to touch and cause pain that can be felt in another area of the body called referred pain.