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At the level of my calf, it seems like a vein doesn't have enough space, and I'm experiencing numbness up to my thigh.

Based on the symptoms you described, such as a vein feeling constricted and numbness up to your thigh, it is important to seek medical attention from a doctor. These symptoms could potentially be related to a condition called phlebitis, where a blood clot in a vein of your leg can cause a sensation of tightness. If left untreated, phlebitis can worsen and lead to more serious complications like a pulmonary embolism or a stroke. It is essential to consult a healthcare professional to properly diagnose and treat the issue.

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