A chiropractor shares seven key stretches to help loosen tight calves and relieve tension in your lower legs after a workout.

There are many different causes of calf pain. It may be directly related to your calf muscles—including the inner gastrocnemius and outer soleus muscles—or the tendons, bones, nerves ...

Leg pain and cramps often occur as a result of diabetes-related nerve damage, known as neuropathy. Managing blood sugar levels and taking certain medications may help relieve leg pain. Diabetes is ...

Some potential causes of lower back and leg pain include sprains or strains, unbalanced posture, sciatica, and arthritis. Rest, hot or cold therapy, and physical therapy may help. Sometimes ...

The pain may point to a blood clot in the leg. Blood clots can break loose and cause an embolism, which is when an artery becomes blocked and can be fatal in a matter of minutes. In this case ...

When he went to the Thompson hospital, the doctor named in the suit diagnosed him with pain in his leg related to deep vein thrombosis, which is linked to a blood clot, and sent him home with ...

It often causes pain, swelling or warmth in the leg. DVT can also occur without noticeable symptoms. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Yes, it can be very serious. If left ...

The good news is that even a few minutes a day of moving and stretching your calf muscles can help you stay pain- and injury-free. Your calf muscle runs along the back of your lower leg ...