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I have sprained my knee a week ago, trying to stay off it as much as I can. I have my knee strapped up. I am able to hobble around the house without crutches but my calf muscle is quite sore now. But my knee doesn t hurt much at all, only when I step on it the wrong way then it s very painful. When I sit down and put my leg up my foot gets very cold. I have taken the strap of while I sit here by my foot still very cold. Is this normal
hi , i appreciate your concern.i am afraid that you have done damage to calf muscles which are swollen ,painfull,and limiting movements. by stapping knee ?tightly,there are possibility of compressing blood vessels to foot,due to injury also,there maybe compartment syndrome to develop,which furthur compromise blood supply to foot.it is advisable to consult ortho expert without much delay for adv.thanks any future query is welcome.
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hi , i appreciate your concern.i am afraid that you have done damage to calf muscles which are swollen ,painfull,and limiting movements. by stapping knee ?tightly,there are possibility of compressing blood vessels to foot,due to injury also,there maybe compartment syndrome to develop,which furthur compromise blood supply to foot.it is advisable to consult ortho expert without much delay for adv.thanks any future query is welcome.