Calf Muscle Pain

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sylvia great advice thanks 4/20/2011
enzoiscool Did not help - calves still hurt badly. 3/19/2011
Mary Ann LACTIC ACID 3/19/2011
Mary Ann HELP ME STOP HURTING! 3/19/2011
Mary Ann Can you help me to top burning in the calves? 3/19/2011
Mary Ann Bracke My calves hurt very severely - what can I do t help them? 3/19/2011
Mary Ann Bracke SHORTAGE OF LACTIC ACID 3/19/2011
Mary Ann Bracke severe calf pain which causes it impossible to walk in balance 3/19/2011
ritesh Thanks Jayashree! 3/14/2011
Ram ok 12/12/2010
paulie ray ray i had really bad cramps in my calfs thursday night and today my calf muscle is so sore that i am unable to even walk on it, how can i heal my muscle so i can get back to training 10/10/2010
TS Why don't you learn to communicate properly in english before providing information of this sort. This text is for the most part incoherent. 7/2/2010
JPA This is what I was Looking for. Thanks. 5/8/2010
Ken Yahoo, went to s sports trainer seminar yesterday and the trainer hit it right on the soleus. Massage hurt like hell, but is necessary to break the scar tissue down and to get that muscle back into shape. Got to force myself to cause that pain 4 or 5 times daily till all is well. Thanks for the great article 4/29/2010
Abejah THANX UR ADVICE HELPED A LOT! 9/19/2009
Brij Mohan Main Is calf muscle burning caused due to any ifection where blood cells or blood vessels are effected? 8/10/2009
Chantale I think this is unhelpful... Only because this isn't the issue I have. 6/22/2009
Claire I had experienced what I am guessing to be a Charley Horse a few days ago in the middle of the night, and every day since its becoming harder to walk on my leg. My calf keeps hurting whenever I move or try to stretch or flex it, and when I compare how my calf feels to the other one, it seems to be loose, and somewhat swollen. Any suggestion on whats wrong? 6/3/2009
Ian Dale What causes the calf muscle to burn sometimes- heat sensation ? 6/18/2008
RR please re-write item 6. 5/13/2008
Bit of a Whiner I notice that nowhere in your article do you mention lactic acid, which is a likelier cause for the short-term muscle pain you mentioned. This pain is caused by sudden physical activity without such preparations as stretching or light warm-up exercise. You might wish to make a note in any later articles that you create. If you need more information, I am sure a simple internet search for 'lactic acid' will give you all the information you need to complete an article. 12/4/2007
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