The short answer is No (although you may have pain on the front side of your thigh from the "femoral or subcutaneous femoral nerve" (or othter spinal nerves). You may also feel "referred" pain, in the lower front portion of your leg from another spinal nerve (such as L3-4). The longer answer simply involves knowing where the sciatic nerve runs. Taken from another answer : The sciatic nerve is the largest and longest nerve in the body. About the thickness of a person's thumb, it spans from the lower back to the foot. The nerve originates in the lower part of the spinal cord, the so-called lumbar region. As it branches off from the spinal cord, it passes between the bony vertebrae (the component bones of the spine) and runs through the pelvic girdle, or hip bones. The nerve passes through the hip joint and continues down the B A C K of the leg to the foot.
YES
weakness is in the back of the leg
no you will not be able to lift your leg with severe back pain, feel better...
no
When it breaks them.
Low back pain that radiates down the leg usually indicates involvement of the sciatic nerve.
Shooting pain down the back of your leg.
Yes, a kidney infection and pain in the leg are often related. Considering the kidney is located on the lower back region, the pain can often linger through the leg area.
leg cramps means low potassium, eating a banana helps that. back pain is usually 90% mental. and neck pain, either you slept the wrong way or have a cold coming on
~ Yes. Pain in the back can affect a leg muscle. This is named 'referred pain'. It is wise to see a medical doctor when pain such as this lasts more than a 24 hours.
Lower back pain and problems with left leg
what causes sharp middle back pain to the buttock and stiffness to the right leg and cause falling down
I found some great sites on herbs and pains that you can check out www.livestrong.com/article/139207-herbs-leg-circulation ,www.livestrong.com/article/393468-herbs-for-back-leg-pain