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Shin muscle pain
Getting pain in right leg shin muscle when walking or playing badminton. Muscle gets tightened up too much just after short jog or playing. What might be the problem?
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If you are a regular player, this should not be happened to you. You should get plenty of oral fluids as it is too hot climate. It is better to do S. Vitamin D3 abd S. Vitamin B 12 assay to rule out hypovitaminosis
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Welcome to my clinic.
It looks like you are having shin syndrome. I would like to see the x-ray of the leg in AP and Lateral view before giving any opinion.
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This may occur due to muscular strain / spasm which might occur while playing.
Sometimes it may occur due to dehydration.
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You should take plenty of fluids. Start leg exercises, it may help you.
Also, you may take analgesic tablet for pain relief if pain is significant..
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