Only Left Leg With Calves, Pain Varies - I Had Sport Injury 7

Only Left leg with calves, pain varies

Asked for Male, 37 Years

I had sport injury 7 months before. Portion “just 3 inch below of left side of knee of left leg” got affected. Pain gone away(not 100%) in 30 days after Vitamin D doses. However still after 7 months , even after little run or jogging, pain arises and then complete left side of left leg with calves pains. It's mild but uncomfortable entire day.

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Stretch Calves Get a custom made insole. Hams Stretching. Sports Taping. Hot Fomentation.

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