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What Causes Discoloration And Pain In The Legs?

My leg started turning dark and achy and my feet are mostly cold, My leg in the calf area is starting to feel ore pain and tender tot he touch. My feet yesterday was burning and red and it feel like a blood pressure cup was and is around my leg, can you help me?
posted on Fri, 5 May 2017
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Hi,

It suggests the possibility of:
- Varicose veins.

Symptoms: pain in calf muscles muscle, tenderness and discoloration which worsens on standing.

Causes: prolonged standing and hormonal changes if you are female or genetics. I don't know precisely about your job, gender and age.

Still, as per your chief complaint, it is a case of varicose veins. This can lead to deep venous thrombosis and problems in the heart.

I, therefore, recommend you please visit a nearby hospital particularly department of surgery so that it can be treated.

Regards,
Dr. Soheel Hussain Zargar,
Dentist
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What Causes Discoloration And Pain In The Legs?

Hi, It suggests the possibility of: - Varicose veins. Symptoms: pain in calf muscles muscle, tenderness and discoloration which worsens on standing. Causes: prolonged standing and hormonal changes if you are female or genetics. I don t know precisely about your job, gender and age. Still, as per your chief complaint, it is a case of varicose veins. This can lead to deep venous thrombosis and problems in the heart. I, therefore, recommend you please visit a nearby hospital particularly department of surgery so that it can be treated. Regards, Dr. Soheel Hussain Zargar, Dentist