The calf always swells and hurts.

1, hyperosteogeny and lumbar degeneration lead to lumbar lateral recess stenosis, compression of nerve roots dominating the lower leg, or edema, swelling, poor reflux and pain of nerve roots after standing and walking. Accompanied by numbness, sometimes related to wet or cold weather.

2. Vascular diseases include varicose veins of lower limbs, thrombosis and vasculitis, but they are relatively rare.

Guidance: Hello, you need to determine the cause of leg pain first, and then see how to take medicine according to the symptoms. Don't just take painkillers. This depends on your age. You can check joint X-rays, rheumatism and rheumatoid factors, pay attention to keeping lower limbs warm, and supplement calcium preparations. If you have arthritis or rheumatic diseases, you can take medicine according to the symptoms. Blind medication is not recommended. Have a good rest at ordinary times to avoid cold and cold stimulation.