Condition of a burning, tingling sensation in the thigh caused by injury to one of the femoral nerves is

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The condition described is meralgia paresthetica, which is caused by injury or compression of the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve (a branch of the femoral nerve) as it passes through the thigh. Myasthenia gravis and trigeminal neuralgia are unrelated conditions affecting different parts of the body, while shingles typically causes a painful rash rather than a burning, tingling sensation in a specific area.

Condition of a Burning, Tingling Sensation in the Thigh Caused