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Pain in front of lower legs
I have had slight pain in front of lower legs between knee and ankle when in certain position or when my kid stands on it. I used to ignore as it wasn't much. But today during skipping pain was unbearable and I had to stop. It worried me. Please let me know how to relieve the pain. I weigh 65 kilos currently, was 87 during pregnancy. Height is 5.1.
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Hello can you share a picture of spot where pain is present taking knee as a reference point !!
It will help me in localization of the anatomical structure around the painful spot.
Next Steps
Physical examination or digital picture of actual spot of pain should be shown to an orthopaedic surgeon
Health Tips
Avoid activities that aggravate the pain
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If you have started skipping recently, you need it slow it down.. better to warm up, do some stretching excercises and then start ur workout.
Next Steps
since you were pregnant, breastfeeding ur vit D levels will be low..
Health Tips
start taking , vit D tablets with calcium supplements .
it will take 4-8weeks fr ur pain to decrease...but it will become better..
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Check your vit D and B12 levels
Bone density
Is it associated with back pain?
To diagnose correctly, I need to examine you.
Health Tips
regular walk daily min 4 km will help
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