When strict replication is enabled on the target DC (the receive one) it will not allow to replication for that update. When strict replication is disabled on the target DC (the receive one) it will request the full object from the source DC (the sending one) and apply the update.
The sharp pain in the thigh could be due to other potential diseases. These include osteomyelitis, Ewing's sarcoma, septic arthritis, osteosarcoma, sciatica, compartment syndrome, among other infections. It could also be because of a tumor in the bone, thigh bone fractures and nervous disorders like tendinitis.
Other possible causes of thigh numbness include problems with nerves that connect to the lateral femoral cutaneous nerve. For example, nerves in the lower back connect to the nerves of the thigh, so disc disease that compresses nerves in the lower back may cause numbness in the thigh. It's likely that your doctor can find out the cause of your numbness just by reviewing your symptoms and performing a physical examination.