Livn4xercise says:

Ive noticed on my runs my knee, shin, and quads will occasionally start to tingle and go numb as if its fallen asleep. Anyone know whats going on? I was thinking its nerve related. Anyone ever heard of this happening ever?!

 MarkedMan says:

FWIW, if you are having nerve problems, I don't think a chiropractor is the best choice to evaluate.

 Livn4xercise says:

Off to a sports medicine doc Monday to see whats going on =(

 BeverlyToney says:

Livn4xercise
What did your doc say? I have found that shoes and socks can be too tight even if you don't think that they are. I had a great sports med doc who gave me an assortment of stretches and exercises to do because I was sitting wrong at my desk and it was causing my posture to be off slightly (couldn't see it with your eye). I would over compensate during my runs and injured myself. If you can find a good sports doc who use to be an athlete be sure to keep him/her.

 runtrevorrun says:

My wife has been having issues with this recently, as well. I'd be curious of the outcome of the visit to your doctor.

 sudsysgl says:

have had same thing....was over compensating and caused all sorts of tweaks! my ri-athlete sports doctor was not a help, but my chiropractor was..she uses a non-manipulative form of chiropratic...a tool that pops you all over the place to realign (i forget the name right now) i bought new shoes, after having soemone atch me run and make proper suggestions, and hip pain, leg tingling has all gone away.

 sarabiz says:

I pinched a nerve in my back in January, and while one of my legs was a bit numb, it was subtle enough that I didn't notice it until my physical therapist tested for it. I did, however, have no trouble noticing the shooting pain that prevented me for walking correctly for a bit. =)

So my guess is that you may be having oxygen issues, but I'd certainly get this checked out by a doctor.