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What Causes Severe Pain In Feet, Knees, Calf Muscles And Back?
Question: Hello sir,
I am 27 male, height 171 cm , weight 80 kgs.
3-4 months ago, pain started in my feets speicially when i used to get up in morning and also when i stand for more than a minute at a place. It s fine when i am moving.
Then this pain grew to my knees and calf muscles and now i got this back pain problem.
1. Could you please suggest why this pain is occuring and what should i do for it? My blood reports are fine except C- reactive protien = 2 and ESR = 18
2. My knee makes noise when i bend it everytime. There is no pain when this noise comes. Could you please suggest if there is something to worry? Or what should i do for this?
Thanks,
XXXXXXX
I am 27 male, height 171 cm , weight 80 kgs.
3-4 months ago, pain started in my feets speicially when i used to get up in morning and also when i stand for more than a minute at a place. It s fine when i am moving.
Then this pain grew to my knees and calf muscles and now i got this back pain problem.
1. Could you please suggest why this pain is occuring and what should i do for it? My blood reports are fine except C- reactive protien = 2 and ESR = 18
2. My knee makes noise when i bend it everytime. There is no pain when this noise comes. Could you please suggest if there is something to worry? Or what should i do for this?
Thanks,
XXXXXXX
Brief Answer:
Could be due to weakness of bones
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXXXX
Thanks for posting your query.
This could happen due to
--Weakness of bones
-- Arthritis
-- Inadequate blood flow to legs
-- Nerve compression at the lower back.
You need to undergo certain tests for the evaluation of the above conditions. In that regard I recommend the following tests.
Serum Vitamin D3 levels, CRP, RA factor, Serum Uric acid , X ray Lumbar Spine and Venous and arterila doppler of both legs.
Kindly get these tests done and revert back with reports.
Regards.
Could be due to weakness of bones
Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXXXX
Thanks for posting your query.
This could happen due to
--Weakness of bones
-- Arthritis
-- Inadequate blood flow to legs
-- Nerve compression at the lower back.
You need to undergo certain tests for the evaluation of the above conditions. In that regard I recommend the following tests.
Serum Vitamin D3 levels, CRP, RA factor, Serum Uric acid , X ray Lumbar Spine and Venous and arterila doppler of both legs.
Kindly get these tests done and revert back with reports.
Regards.
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