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Good morning, i have been exercising more regularly for two months now (i run) and i believe that one of my calves is swollen, i can feel it but there's no pain. i increased my millage form 2km to 4km per session. how can i solves this problem?
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Get examined: to rule out possible thrombophlebitis/dvtg/ torn calf muscle: do not to try and "run it off".
Answered 11/5/2018
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