@stress , I have frequent neuropathy in the inner thigh in the areas where the cardio people have entered to do cardiac catheterizations for various purposes, stents, readings, etc. Something like 45 times in my life. Since I also have Clarkson's Disease (systemic fragile capillary syndrome), this has become a major problem. This form of Clarkson's, especially along with Gelsolin, makes the capillaries, along with their nerves, susceptible to easy bruising and breaking and bruising, I get the red- grey- black spots and larger areas all over my body from the punctures and damage. This neuropathy is the worst I have, inside the thigh areas. It even spreads out to the scrotum, goes as high as the belt, and half way to the knees. I can control it only with a half teaspoon of kitchen turmeric in a small glass of warm water when I rise in the morning. That is the only blood thinner I take besides a baby aspirin. I have Gelsolin, multiple forms of cerebral encephalopathy, many cancers, mostly of internal organs, nerves, bones, blood and fluid transport areas, and I bleed constantly from some place with my platelet problems. I can still walk 50 feet or more with a cane or a half mile with a rolling walker. @oldkarl