Muscular issue: You may have a muscular injury may have been caused by a night cramp another possibility is a popliteal (baker"s)cyst which is more common in people with knee problems. Either way a sonogram may be of help you should consult your medical doctor for advice and evaluation.
Answered 9/12/2014
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Duplex Ultrasound : See a phlebologist to rule out venous insufficiency .. It can present with swelling without seeing surface veins. A specific test color flow doppler duplex ultrasound will tell you if is caused by reflux. Wear medical compression stockings while you wait. Look up provider: www.phlebology.org. www.morrisonvein.org.
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Since these are : Not typical findings, i would recommend getting evaluated by a doctor. Blood work may be in order for further diagnostic evaluation.
Answered 9/15/2012
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Vascular: Sound like it related to venous circulation insufficiency. See your physician.
Answered 2/24/2013
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