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Is it possible that a fall 2 weeks ago could lead to pain 1 week later?
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Delayed pain: I'm sure delayed pain is possible after an injury, but not typical. A good example would be while in the process of protecting another injury you may favor the uninvolved leg which may cause a related strain and cause pain. Please follow up with your regular provider if continued discomfort or concerns.
Answered 9/16/2017
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