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Muscal problem
Leg muscal problem . Leg pain is very high. So I slow walking n pain is very very high I treat for physiotherapist doctor
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Please rule out diabetes by doing a glucose level
You can do a doppler arterial and venous to rule out vascular claudication
If you are a sheer stop smoking with immediate effect
If none of the tests are negative too can try taking vitamin E 400 mg daily
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Core Strengthening Exercises- Straight Leg Raised With Toes Turned Outward, repeat 10 times, twice a day. Chiropractic adjustment will help.
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Proper assessment must.
Visit physiotherapy centre
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.For home treatment
1.Increase fluid intake
2.place pillow under knee
3.Dip your legs in warm water
Above are just temporary things,proper exercises are must.
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please visit physiotherapist for detailed evaluation and take treatment.
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From your complaints the possibility of you suffering from vascular claudication is quite high. Please consult an orthopaedic surgeon/ sports physician at the earliest.
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Pain in leg can be due to many reasons and proper history is required for proper diagnosis. Consult some good physio or ortho
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take consultation
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