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My mom is 65 years old and a little overweight. She says that her right calf muscle hurt.?

My mom is 65 years old and a little overweight. She says that her right calf muscle hurt – she feels warmth and heat when she stands. She has been experiencing this problem since Saturday (February 17, 2013). Should she be concerned and seek medical attention immediately or see a Doctor in the morning.
My mom is 65 years old and a little overweight. She says that her right calf muscle hurt – she feels warmth and heat and shivers when she stands on her leg. She has been experiencing this problem since Saturday (February 17, 2013). Should she be concerned and seek medical attention immediately or see a Doctor in the morning.

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A common cause of calf pain is poor circulation.
However it can be caused by overuse, or even hardening of
the arteries.
Your mom is at the age where it might not be a bad
idea to have a doctor check it, just to be safe.
by: ray c
on: 26th February 13

What are some ways I can heal a pulled muscle?

I believe I pulled muscle when I was running. The pain is in the arch of my foot and everytime I walk or stand I just feel a pain. I wanna try some ways to take care it at home before I go to a doctor.

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When you pull a muscle there really isn’t much you can do, it just takes time to heal. You just need to take it easy, but don’t baby it. If you baby it, it could possibly make the injury worse then it originally was. For example, do some stretches and stretch out that muscle. But defiantly go to the doctor to get it looked at. Hope this helped -Mila
by: Mila
on: 20th June 12

Pain in muscles in arms and legs?

I have had bronchitis last summer, started experiencing back pain, got diagnosed with bronchitis again. I was given antibiotics and now, 6 days in to the cure Ive started experiencing joint and muscle pain in my legs and arms. The doctor said it was because of the the antibiotics, but Im not sure, and im really worried. Any advice is appreciated, thanks!

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problems from diabetes? Avoid sugar. get tested
by: rob d
on: 20th December 11

What muscles and tendons cause interior knee pain?

What muscles and tendons cause interior knee pain due to tightness? My inner knee always flares up with pain but its not my patella tendon. It is just to the interior side of the patella tendon, and it hurts when I squat and jump, or fully flex my leg completely straight. I have been trying to figure this out for over a year. No doctor has been able to help. Stretch seems to help, but I its only temporary, then comes back.

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I don’t know the names for them either but it sounds like this group of tendons are tight for you and this should help you get rid of that pain:
Knees:
While sitting place both hands around your leg just behind the knee and with your fingers find the 4 big ligaments that are there, two for the inside hand and two for the outside hand, one on the inside and one about an inch up on the outside of your leg. Press into all 4 of them at the same time and hold the pressure there. Relax. Wait 30 seconds. Then slowly side your leg out to a full extension, release the pressure but rest your leg there for another 30 seconds.
For best results relax your body first by taking a deep breath and exhaling then remain this relaxed.
by: Douglas B
on: 6th March 12

I have a trapped nerve in my back and its causing my right leg alot of pain! What can i do?

Ive been to the doctor and hes just given me pain killers and diazepam which is supposed to relax my muscles. Ive had the pain for nearly 3 weeks and its not getting any better.. should I go and see a chiropractor?
I dont know what spinal stenosis is.. the doctor just said a disk had slipped back and trapped a nerve.

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I to have had a slipped disc. The pain and spasm went down my leg, front and back. Then into my foot, over the front of the arch and the sole of my foot was numb. Sorry to say, that I couldn’t walk for the first four weeks. I went to an excellent Osteopath, who firstly was able to release a lot of the spasm, I gradually started to walk, still in pain. It took Eleven weeks in total. Do go to an Osteopath/Chiropractor. Ensure they are well qualified. It will hurt to have the treatment, but worth it in the end. I know you feel it will go on for ever, but it does get better. Stay positive, move as much as you can without causing more problems. My thoughts are with you.
by: Yeshe Tsomo
on: 8th July 08

What is the cause and cure for lower back pain?

Help me to rid this throbbing back pains, please i need no medicine or pain killers.

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It could be anything, nerve problem, muscle problem or a number of other things…It is impossible to answer your question without knowing what the actual problem is. Go to your Doctor and have him/her send you for a CT or MRI scan.
The wrong type of treatment or exercises can do more damage than good and you need to have your back properly diagnosed prior to ANY treatment.
Again you do need to have a CT / MRI scan or such done before allowing ANYONE to touch your back.

Get a professional opinion from the radiologist doing the scan in his report to your doctor and then go from there.
by: Doc
on: 19th January 10

While on high blood pressure medicine would it hurt to take a muscle relaxer?

My dad is currently on blood pressure medicine and cholesterol medicine. He recently pulled something in his back and can verily walk. Would it affect him if he was to take a muscle relaxer to relieve the pain. He wont go to the doctor for he dont want to miss work. Thanks for any suggestions and comment.

Chosen Answer:

Call your pharmacist and ask them the question, tell them what he is taking for the bp and cholesterol and ask if it would be ok to take the muscle relaxer, give them the name of it and if there would be any interactions.

In the mean time your dad can try either heat from a heating pad and if that doens’t help he could try an ice pack, 10 minutes on 10 minutes off, he should try the ice first to try to alleviate the swelling, heat would be to relax the muscles. But its one or the other, not both ok, depending on which one makes him feel better.

he will have to be rather stationary for awhile to give this time to heal up.
by: detta
on: 6th September 10

What muscle lies under the tricep and runs outboard inboard from shoulder to elbow?

I have been lifting heavy for the past few years and this is the first time I have had any kind of pain in a muscle or under it that prevents me from working that group out. I’m trying to figure out what its called and If I can self medicate it… I know the best thing is to go to a doctor but even though I have free medical our doctors are akin to a monkey banging 2 cymbals together.

Chosen Answer:

I think you’re mistaking the 3 sections at the top of the Triceps for separate muscles.

Each of these sections has “heads”.

The longest head is connected to the Scapula (collar bone).

The Lateral Head is connected to the upper half of the rear of the Humerus.

The Medial (middle) head is connected to the 2 thirds of the rear of the Humerus furthest from the body.

The other end of the muscle joins to the Ulna of the forearm.

On the information you have provided it sounds as if you have a muscle strain which can be relieved by massage.

The sports establishment that you attend may have an on site massage therapist or details of a reputable practitioner, including prices.
by: Richard
on: 16th March 10

Does anyone know which excercise is best for supraspinatus and deltoid muscles ?

I am seeking adv from doctors or experts only , and i would appreciate if you could send me some phono or short clip showing best excercises for said muscles i have pain since long ago in said area and is so weak need good excercies which also relive tandons pain in shoulder muscles . many thanks for your vido clips or photos .

Chosen Answer:

go to your doctor, YA is full of kids thinking they know stuff about muscle gain and weight loss
by: George A
on: 18th July 09

Why do I have pain in both of my lower rib cages?

For some reason, every once in a while I get pain in my lower rib cages for some reason. It hurts when i talk, or when I try to flex my abdominal muscles. The days before theses pains i usually go through a lot of exercise such as running, could this be the cause? Should i go to the doctor or will it go away on its own?

Chosen Answer:

The pain could be from costochondritis– an injury to the rib cartilage. Patients often come into the ER with it. You can get it in the cartilage in the sternum or the sides of your ribs. Can happen during lifting something. If this is the cause the pain and injury will get better but try not to reinjure it. Try a rib belt if you can get ahold of one to see if the rib support helps. Nurse Kindheart
by: Nurse Kindheart
on: 11th November 08


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