When i press on a sure spot on my upper thigh on both legs it hurts why??

could it be clots?

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If thats the defence, you should probably seek medical attention.

Immediately.

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clots on the highly same spot on both legs is kinda unlikely... maybe you hold muscle knots, or a bruise?! near are dozens of things it could be without human being clots. but if you wanna be a hypocondriac. go to the doctor.

if the strain gets worse... stir to the doctor anways.

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Wow...
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There's a slight chance it might be clots, but it's scarce that you get clots contained by the same spot on respectively leg at the same time.

You may enjoy some circulation problems that are making it hurt, it could be a neurological problem, or you may just hold a really sensitive pressure point.
There are certain points on the body that, if pressed correctly, can hurt so defectively it can bring a person to their knees.
If it singular hurts when you push it, it's probably nothing to be too worried in the region of.
If it hurts other times too, and it's really bothering you, you may want to ask to see a neurologist, jsut to make sure nothings wrong, but it doesn't give the impression of being like anything too bleak.

Hope this helped!
Sheena

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I would guess you are hitting the nerve that effects both legs.

It doesn't nouns like clots. You would hold swollen feet if you have a clot. Do You?

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Could be, but sounds similar to fibromyalgia