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Pain between calf n ankle
My Father is facing pain between calf and ankle (Back side of leg). Initially there was a pain in calf for 3 days. But after that this pain was started. It is paining since last 7days. He is feeling pain while walking or standing (No pain while sleeping of sitting).
What could be the possible reason for this? How it can be cured?
Thanking you in advance.
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Kindly get Vit B12 checked. Visit the nearest physiotherapy center for a good stretching program.
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I think ur father has a muscle pull of soleus muscle that can be cured by a new technique known as dry needling followed by col fermentation...and cryostretch...that means stretching after cold fermentation...dry needling technique helps in reducing the muscular spasm and get the muscle to relax and get back to normal... needle is inserted into the muscle and after u are done with the treatment there will be no bleeding oozing out...get well soon...
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Find a physio who can do this technique as there are very few Physio's who are practicing this
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Tab. Evion 400mg at night for 15 days
Tab. Meganeuron once a day for 15 days
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Hello, there are number of reasons for calf pain.. did he fall or twist his leg while walking, is there back pain too, is the calf warm as compared to other leg...
He needs to be examined thoroughly
Next Steps
I suggest you should consult an orthopaedic surgeon nearby and get him examined
Health Tips
He may have to undergo some tests like Doppler of leg , x rays or blood tests
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Hello....... What's the type of pain?? There are many causes for calf pain. If pain is in both legs it's systemic problem and local problem if only one leg is involved..... It could be muscle spasm due to weakness or peripheral vascular disease, deep vein thrombosis etc.. Complete examination is required. Consult general physician.
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