like an exercise-associated muscle cramp or strain. In some cases, though, calf pain is a sign of a serious health problem, like nerve damage, narrowing of blood vessels, or a blood clot deep ...

A calf muscle contusion, otherwise known as a bruise ... between the leg and spine and controls leg motion. Sciatic nerve ...

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Isolated lesion of lateral cutaneous nerve of the calf (LCNC), particularly due to entrapment, is rarely reported in the literature. Patients usually present with sensory symptoms in the lateral ...

If the tendon itself is not damaged but the muscle rips away, the liberated parts of the muscle might curl up. This is known as muscle rupture, or collapse. Symptoms include pain in the back of the ...

A medical health professional has said that you need to menion leg pain to your GP as it could be because of an underlying ...

Often there is a past history of an acute calf tear. The pain presents during a run and often ... Finally other rarer causes of exercise induced leg pain are discussed, namely muscle hernia, popliteal ...

Those with mechanical resistance to passive movement and with normal muscle activation responded less well. CONCLUSIONS The results support the hypothesis that stimulation of the common peroneal nerve ...

These drugs “can be particularly effective in reducing muscle tension,” she says. “This may help alleviate some of the ...