Pain in the legs is not an independent diagnosis. As a rule, this symptom indicates a certain disorder (or several).

The main negative side of pain in the legs is the impairment of the ability to walk, stand or/and sit.

The main causes of leg pain are:
- varicose veins (varicose veins);
- peripheral vascular disease;
- injuries of soft parts;
- phlebitis of the superficial veins of the legs;
- bone infection;
- sciatica (neuralgia of the sciatic nerve);
- tissue deterioration;
- fracture or dislocation;
- deep phlebitis.

The main symptoms of varicose veins are the presence of blue blood vessels in the legs and pain in the legs.

With varicose veins, it is recommended to wear medical elastic stockings, take anti-inflammatory drugs. Medical treatment for this disease may include surgery, sclerotherapy, laser therapy.

The main cause of varicose veins is a malfunction of the venous valves.

The main signs of injuries of the soft parts of the legs are: pain in the leg after the injury, the patient cannot move the leg.

Injuries to the soft parts of the legs can help: ice, compresses, raising the legs, rest.

Physical activity is not recommended for injuries of the soft parts of the legs.

Symptoms of a bone infection are: general malaise, fever, red or tender area over the leg bone, and sharp, persistent pain in a specific area of the leg.

In case of a bone infection, the patient should consult a doctor. Such infections require antibiotic therapy.

A bone infection can be caused by a fracture, trauma, or wound.

Excessive physical activity and sports activity can cause pain and swelling as tissues in the legs wear out. Their time limit may improve the situation.

Wear and tear of the tissues may be accompanied by tendonitis and pain in the lower leg.

Deep phlebitis is characterized by swelling and pain in the leg, especially when the leg is bent.

With deep phlebitis, the patient is advised to consult a doctor. Hospitalization and anticoagulant therapy may be required.

Deep phlebitis is dangerous because of the likelihood of blood clots in the deep veins. Their entry into the pulmonary arteries can cause a deadly thromboembolism.

The main symptoms of a fracture or dislocation are: pain in the leg after an injury, intense pain in the leg even at rest, inability to move the leg or move.

In case of a fracture/dislocation of the leg, it is recommended to consult a doctor!

The homeopathic remedy Arnica can be used to eliminate swelling and bruising in case of a dislocation/fracture.

Sciatica (sciatic nerve neuralgia) is characterized by the following symptoms: acute pain and burning at the level of the buttocks, which radiates to the back of the leg.

Treatment of sciatica may require the use of muscle relaxants, analgesics, and physical therapy.