Frequent leg and foot cramps might signal underlying health problems requiring medical attention. While occasional cramps are common, persistent episodes ...

Mild or severe lower back pain when walking can be caused by an injury, muscle fatigue, or a medical condition that affects ...

Just over five years ago I was diagnosed with restless legs syndrome – my symptoms were apparently ‘typical’. The neurologist ...

There could be a wide variety of different causes. Pain in the legs can be due to a skin problem, such as dryness and eczema, which is common in older people, or to a sluggish circulation.

For many, there is no clear cause. But certain conditions ... If you get a cramp, slowly stretch the cramped muscle, walk around or jiggle your leg or foot, take a warm shower or bath, or apply ...

The three-year-old's left leg has been amputated right up to the hip, his right leg cut below the knee. The doctors couldn't save three of the fingers on his left hand. Image: Jihad, who lost both ...

A Nigerian pirate who lost his leg in a shoot-out with Denmark’s navy will have his new prosthesis funded by the taxpayer as part of a special residential deal granted by the government.

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“These types of cramps can be a result of various causes, and once you understand why your body is reacting in this way, you will be able to ease the pain and sleep soundly.” Nocturnal leg cramps can ...

Stomach viruses, such as norovirus or rotavirus, may infect the gut and cause cramps, diarrhea, nausea, and vomiting. Most stomach viruses resolve on their own. It's important to drink plenty of ...

JACKSONVILLE, Florida — Leg pain and leg cramps aren’t always an orthopedic issue: Both can be signs of peripheral artery disease, or PAD, a serious blood-flow issue with implications for the ...

Not one operation was of benefit' Speaking to Sky News, Mr Stalham said: "He [Dr Jabbar] was trying to save a leg that couldn't be saved. "He took it upon himself to be the almighty saviour of the ...