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I have knee/leg pain i think for running is it ok that i took a muscle relaxant to help with pain?
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Yes: Ok to take occasional pain , but if it repeats regularly you need investigation , of your knee joint for any ligamental or meniscus injury of joint need investigation see your doctor for possible ortho referral for treatment , & prevent injury to joint.
Answered 12/10/2013
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Probably not: Would suggest evaluation to r/o more common running injuries including muscle strains, stress fx's, compartment syndromes, etc.
Answered 3/26/2013
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