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What is the best way to treat pain at the bottom of my right shin?
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Ice, voltaren gel, stretch all muscles of legs and feet, tylenol and ibuprofen if no medical problems not allowing these medication. Light exercise on stationary bicylce to warm and loosen the lower legs.
Answered 6/4/2023
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