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Large Lumps On Back Of Calfs, Pain In Lower Back, Tests All Normal. What's Wrong?

hi I have a large lumps on the back of my calfs ,lump on the left leg is larger than the one on the right leg,also the left calf is hurting on the side if touched.I have a pain in my lower back for last past 7 weeks and shoots down to my front and legs.My doctor have done all kind of the test , x-ray of my back, blood tests, urine tests and they cant find any thing.What is wrong??
posted on Fri, 25 May 2012
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Hello dear, This requires a clinical examination by an expert. Atleast need to know that does movement at your lower back influence the pain at your calves or not. Does the pain aggravates in lifting your legs up. Back problems like inter vertebral disc prolapse (IVDP) can not be rule out from an x-ray or blood tests. for this only clinical special tests and MRI of your spine are vital.Hence sincere advise to you is to visit a Physiotherapy clinic near by you and get your examination done as earlier as possible. Wish you a good health soon.
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Large Lumps On Back Of Calfs, Pain In Lower Back, Tests All Normal. What's Wrong?

Hello dear, This requires a clinical examination by an expert. Atleast need to know that does movement at your lower back influence the pain at your calves or not. Does the pain aggravates in lifting your legs up. Back problems like inter vertebral disc prolapse (IVDP) can not be rule out from an x-ray or blood tests. for this only clinical special tests and MRI of your spine are vital.Hence sincere advise to you is to visit a Physiotherapy clinic near by you and get your examination done as earlier as possible. Wish you a good health soon.