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What Causes Bruising On Thigh, Calf And Ankle?

I was playing tennis and severely pulled my hamstring. 2 days later my whole thy was purple. My concern is the bruising has moved down to my calf then it was sore and now to my ankle and Achilles and now they are sore. Is it normal for the blood to travel down like that?
Tue, 24 May 2016
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Hello there,
Strenious activities like tennis ,involves activities of sudden acceleration and deceleration ,making an individual more prone to have soft tissue injuries of thighs,knee and ankle.
In your case it appears that you might have hamstring sprain along with injury to achilles tendon and other tendinous structure.
I suggest you ,kindly consult an orthopaedician for examination and envestigative evaluation.
Thank you.

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What Causes Bruising On Thigh, Calf And Ankle?

Hello there, Strenious activities like tennis ,involves activities of sudden acceleration and deceleration ,making an individual more prone to have soft tissue injuries of thighs,knee and ankle. In your case it appears that you might have hamstring sprain along with injury to achilles tendon and other tendinous structure. I suggest you ,kindly consult an orthopaedician for examination and envestigative evaluation. Thank you.