Hi Anonymous,
Let's try to figure this out. Exactly where in your leg are you experiencing the pain?
Pain in the upper and inner groin area indicates a pulled groin muscle or tendon.
Pain in the lower leg indicates a tendon injury.
Pain in the outer side of the leg indicates lower back injury.
Pain at the back of the knee indicates a cyst.
Pain in the entire leg may indicate a torn muscle. Constant pain in the entire leg, especially the calf, indicates a blood clot.
If the pain persists and you are getting no relief from ibuprofen or Aleve, you need to consult your primary care physician.
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Hi Anonymous,
Let's try to figure this out. Exactly where in your leg are you experiencing the pain?
Pain in the upper and inner groin area indicates a pulled groin muscle or tendon.
Pain in the lower leg indicates a tendon injury.
Pain in the outer side of the leg indicates lower back injury.
Pain at the back of the knee indicates a cyst.
Pain in the entire leg may indicate a torn muscle. Constant pain in the entire leg, especially the calf, indicates a blood clot.
If the pain persists and you are getting no relief from ibuprofen or Aleve, you need to consult your primary care physician.
Maryann
May 9, 2012 - 5:43pmThis Comment
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