Yes! I have this, too. I get the same painful feeling if they massage my lower back/upper buttocks. It is awful. But my shins are the worst. I’ve long suspected I have fibromyalgia so maybe it’s that. |
I have it worse insides of legs but also calves and thighs and arms. Feels lumpy to the masseur and I have fibromyalgia |
Sometimes it feels like the masseur is cutting my skin with a knife! It is fibromyalgia |
I have this same issue. I thought fibromyalgia wasn't a real disorder, though? |
I've had this for years, went to a very knowledgeable masseuse who told me I had circulatory issues. Went to the vein doctor and sure enough. It's worth looking into... |
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Get your vitamin D level checked. I experienced the same type of pain when I got a massage or pedicure. Turned out my vitamin D levels were deficient. Once I began supplements, I noticed Improvement. |
I was gonna say it's shin splints. I don't think you have to be a runner to get them. I got them when I started taking martial arts, and only because I was completely out of shape before hand. Yes, I'm a woman. |
I thought I was the only one!! OMG it’s exactly like a hot poker or rubbing a bad bruise all along the inside of my shins. |
I had that for years and avoided massage. Then it got worse. It turns out for me the pain was a sign that it needed to be worked out. It was really, really painful. First by my physical therapist (I had to stop my self from begging her to stop) and now I keep it up with various rollers.
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I love when it hurts! I was just making my husband rub my shins last night. I am an athlete and love painful massages that work out the kinks.
I love those pedicure shin/calf massages. |
I’m surprised no one has mentioned this yet. Many of you may have lipedema. It’s a painful type of fat that can’t be lost by diet or exercise. Google it, I’m sure you’ll find your answer there. |
Tightness. Use a foam roller or a rolling stick. Or see a PT. |
What is the cause? |
I was recently diagnosed with May-Thurner syndrome aka iliac vein compression. It usually presents as pain in the left leg, pelvic area and is even mistaken for sciatica! The iliac vein runs along your inner leg and is a main return of blood to your heart. It’s not as rare as people think and there is a much higher occurrence rate in women vs men. A simple ultrasound of my abdomen showed that I had over a 50% blockage. I am in my 30s. |