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Calf Pain (unilateral) Definition
Common names:
  • Calf Pain
  • Calf Pain (one leg)
  • Calf Pain (unilateral)
  • Leg Pain (below the knee, one leg)
  • Pain in One Calf
  • Pain in One Leg (below the knee)
  • Pain in the Calf (one leg)
  • Painful Calf (one leg)
What is calf pain (unilateral)?
A person with calf pain has discomfort in the structures of the lower leg. Calf pain may be caused by an injury, irritation or inflammation of the skin, muscles, bones or joints in the lower leg. Common causes include leg contusion, muscle strain and skin infections. Images

What are the symptoms of calf pain (unilateral)?
Symptoms of calf pain (unilateral) depend on the underlying cause.

How does the doctor treat calf pain (unilateral)?
Treatment for calf pain (unilateral) depends on the underlying cause.

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Last Updated: Jun 1, 2009
Authors: Stephen J. Schueler, MDJohn H. Beckett, MDD. Scott Gettings, MD
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