Matrix rhythm therapy will be helpful to you

Consult with physiotherapists near you

Hello. Cold n hot compression will help. Along with some stretches. If pain persists see a physiotherapist. TENS modality cld be helpful. Also get her B12 levels checked

Give ice packs and some electrol...drink plenty of water...avoid standing for long period

It can be due to any strain. Need to do stretches and then icing will be helpful.

Hi Please check whether your sister has fone any sudden activities such as running or sports. This might be a reason or she might be having general nutritional deficiencies. She can take hot water compressions over the calf area for 15 mins twice a day and then apply iodex or volini or massage with wwarm coconut oil over the calf after hot fomentation. Try this for a week. Try some mild stretches for calf by taking a long towel and keeping it just below the toes and holding each ends with both hands each and then pull that leg towards face and fell the stretch over the calf and hold it for 10 seconds for 5 repetitions twice a day for a week.

Hi, A few details like the type of pain, area of pain, and how it behaves through the day and with or without activity would help diagnose better. Have you checked the hydration levels of your sister? It's quite common in monsoon to sweat a lot due to the humidity and the low temperature doesn't make you feel thirsty.. this leads to dehydration... calf muscle cramps are very common in dehydration. Any history of fall, twist, running, gym workouts, back pain or ankle pain? Any fever? Flu like symptoms? Myalgia (muscle aches) are common after viral flu. Kindly rule out any such possibility.

Any history of heavy exercise? Like skipping, jumping? Is there any History of previous episode of same pain? When is the onset of pain ,eg like while walking or any specific activity on which the pain comes?? Pain in both calf or single calf?? It might be due to muscle pull.. but I need to know above answers for specific diagnosis and treatment...

Has she had flight travel or prolonged bed rest? This then could be vascular.... If not it could sometimes be referred pain from the back. Icing as suggested earlier would be very helpful. A Physiotherapy assessment would help

There can be different reasons of pain. Check with her Vit b levels and do proper blood analysis. Also visit to nearest physiotherapy clinic for proper assessment and treatment. If she is doing any activity before doing that ask her to always do stretching or warm up.