Study: skinny jeans cause nerve condition

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The temporary condition is called "tingling thigh syndrome".

It can happen when constant pressure cuts off a nerve that runs from the pelvis to the thigh, causing a numb, tingling, or burning sensation.

Doctors say the risk goes up when skinny jeans are paired with high heels, because that can more pressure on the nerve.

But they say there's little risk for permanent damage.

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