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A 43-year-old male asked:
i feel burning sesation on my lower left leg.
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Neuropathy: Numbness, tingling, burning sensation of the lower extremities can be symptoms and signs of peripheral neuropathy. Sources of peripheral neuropathy could be due to vascular insufficiency, neuroforaminal compressions of nerves due to lumbosacral spine degenerative joint and disc disease, or muscle spasm, such piriformis syndrome causing compressing on the sciatic nerve.
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Yes: Most babies are born "bow-legged" because of their position in the womb. Babies who were in breech position for most of the pregnancy, tend to have straighter legs, but can have problems with their hips. Bow legs are usually not treated, and will straighten as the child walks. If a child becomes more bow legged as they grow, more investigation is required.
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Why does my calf hurt when I stand on my toes?
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Tight Calf Muscles!: The reason your calf hurts is how tight the entire muscle group is. When you stand on your toes, the calf muscle contracts, and if it is tight, then you may have pain. Performing runners' stretches are very beneficial and should help reduce the pain. If it continues, seek medical treatment with a podiatrist.
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A 39-year-old male asked:
How to stop the back of my knee from hurting right between where it bends?
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Dr. Geoffrey Rutledgeanswered
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Evaluation required: First step is to evaluate the cause of the pain. A baker's cyst behind the knee can cause pain, or cartilage problems are common. Many other causes are possible. An orthopedist evaluation may be most helpful.
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A 41-year-old member asked:
What are screws and a plate left in ankle used to treat?
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Dr. Jeffrey Kassanswered
Podiatry 28 years experience
They were put : There to correct a problem such as a fracture.
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