Most lower leg pain results from wear and tear, overuse or injuries to muscles, tendons, bones or other soft tissues. Some pains can be referred from your lower back.
Common conditions causing lower leg pain include calf muscle strains and tears, achilles tendonitis or rupture, compartment syndrome, shin splints and stress fracture. Less common conditions involve the blood supply such as blocked arteries or varicose veins.
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Lorena has re-taught me how to move my body and how to think about what muscles I engage to a point that I am now running, swimming and doing pilates again and have almost full flexibility in my spine. It almost feels like Lorena can see through your skin to your muscles, so profound is her understanding of how the body moves.
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