Experiencing pain in the calf, can be a sign of tendinitis, blood clots, calf muscle strain or rupture, and leg cramps. Because a blood clot can be serious, a person should see a doctor if experiencing this symptom.
Having pain in the calves sounds more like a muscular problem rather then one involving Arthritis. If this problem is constant I would suggest that you see your doctor. If here is an arthritis connection (and there is that possibility) you should have it treated as soon as possible in order to avoid as much joint damage as possible.
Arthritis is a condition affecting joints, not muscles, so pain would be located in a joint, not in the calves. However, having a painful arthritic joint could lead to excessive or abnormal straining of the calves and thus, indirectly, to pain in the calves as well as the joint itself.
Leg pain. Itching, burning or aching in the calves.
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usually the doctor will tell you to take aspirin once-twice a day for several weeks after surgery to prevent blood clots.Blood clots in the leg cause swelling, pain, increased warmth and redness. The classic symptoms of such blood clots are:SwellingTenderness or pain over a veinRednessSharp, shooting pain when the foot is being flexedWarm sensationDull, aching throb in the calves, especially when the person is walking.Widening or dilation of the surface veins.
I had knee surgery 6 months ago and although my initial pain is better I have stiffness pain that is unbearable after sitting for too long. I asked my doctor how long do I have to suffer everytime I stand up and he said everyone is different and had no idea but to give it about a year... I take ibruprofen everyday and it seems to take the edge off but i still use percocet when I am in real pain.
Arthritis is a condition affecting joints, not muscles, so pain would be located in a joint, not in the calves. However, having a painful arthritic joint could lead to excessive or abnormal straining of the calves and thus, indirectly, to pain in the calves as well as the joint itself.
Leg pain. Itching, burning or aching in the calves.
Because you have pain nerves in your feet, and they react when you step on something hard and pointy.
Anywhere from 2 minutes to about an hour.
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Friction is where is it is hard to stand on or where is easy to stand on
Some people get similar symptoms from consuming aspartame, it is used in "diet" drinks.
the quads loosen and the calves tighten so that you can put your leg down or so that you can stand up.
Duration. How long has it been at that level of pain. Which mnemonic are you talking about?
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Calves that are dark red. These can be Saler calves, Red Poll calves, or a commerical mix-bred calf.
They have their ways. They just keeps them in line while watching out for predators and the like as they rest or stand around. Often a couple of cows will act as babysitters to a much larger group of calves while the rest of the herd goes off to graze.