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Can exertional compartment syndrome affect all of both legs(glutes, thighs, calves)? and still felt slightly during rest, but worse with use?
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It usually: involves BOTH lower extremities! You should discuss this problem with a Health Care Provider who understands the syndrome and its treatment/prevention etc etc This preferable a Board Certified Physiatrist or Sports Medicine Provider! Hope this helps! Dr Z
Answered 4/9/2016
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