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Yesterday I walked for 7 to 8km at night my leg started paining but today both leg muscle started too much n full body aslo I can't even walk properly it paining, i have put volini 2 -3 times it doesn't work
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Taker muscle relaxent medicine after food and  rest
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Consult a orthopaedic doctor or near by physiotherapist and do some muscle relaxation treatment techniques
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Hope you are feeling better..it's normal pain usually came in day 1 after 3km walk. if u are not walking daily. use all' the treatment like ice and hot water .and do streching of all major muscle before And after walking. Thank you..
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if you are not feeling better.. consult physiotherapist.near by you
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You should give ice therapy for both legs on your front and back thigh, calf muscles and shin area for every 2 hours for 10-15 minutes. Take rest, avoid standing and walking for long time. If the pain persist or aggrevates after 3 days, then you should consult a physiotherapist in person for complete assessment and treatment.
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Greetings from Rid of Pain Physiotherapy, If your leg Pain started after walking, there are chances of muscle strain that is giving u reffered Pain. But idealy it is important to assess and examine properly. For this better u consult to the Physiotherapist regarding the whole leg n body pain.
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Starting it self if ur walking for so many kms,ur muscles will go for fatigue. Try to take rest for 3 days completely then start walking for 2 kms for few days then improve the range of ur walking.
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If there is weakness and stiffness of muses it is common to get pains and it will be there for 2 days, do hot water fermentation, if required otc to reduce pain. the pain will reduce in 2 days, if no improvement then consult with GP or neurogist for proper assessment and treatment.
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Take hot shower or Use Hot pack Application for 10-15 mins 2-3 times a day Complete Rest
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Visit Nearest Physiotherapy clinic for complete assessment and treatment
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Drink adequate fluids every day
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You need an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment.
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may be DOMS.
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Rest. muscle relaxation tablet. stretching exercise.
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Hi What you experience is just a DOMS common response after a sudden unprepared vigorous muscular activity. Just do stretching of the muscles, hot fermentation and hydrate yourself properly. If symptoms remains even after a day or two, than consult physio clinic.
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Take a warm shower n relax for a day. Maintain hydration. .
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