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I went for a walk on Wednesday probably a little less than a mile. I felt good walking but since then I've had a knot in my right calf. It's actually even a little painly to touch. Yesterday I even noticed that the pain in both my legs was a bit worse. I had to take Aleve which did help a bit.

Anyone else experience this knot like feeling in their calves? I've had it before and I know it will work itself out in time. Is this from lyme disease?

Just trying to get a little exercise.

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I have a knot in my right calf, too. It feels like a charlie-horse just waiting to happen. It has been there for a couple of months. Unlike you, I had to curtail my usual 2 -4 walks a week becaue of back problems, so thought maybe it was lack of walking that has caused it.

Maybe it is a Lyme thing.... maybe others will have input.

Tracy [confused]

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Yes. It's like an "almost cramp" but fortunately it doesn't go into the full cramp. I didn't have it before all of my lyme symptoms started.
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I have this a lot in my legs and in my abdomen.
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Yes...Mostly left calf...comes and goes for no real reason.

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Hi Ticked,

Try to do some stretching before and after you go for your walk. Increase your water intact and check your cal mag levels...they may be off.

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YES! Hi there fellow knotters!

Almost cramp is perfect description.

I get real charlie horses, but this is just one the verge, not a full blown one.

Glad I am not the only one.

Been trying to SLOWLY and gently stretch it and also HOT HOT HOT long long long soaks.
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I woke up this morning with a charley horse lovely knot in my rt. calf.
Woke me from a sound sleep and feel to the floor screaming.(not to be a drama queen,but this really happened.)

What works was massaging it till it relaxed.It just feels now like someone wacked it with a baseball bat.

Another daily wake up from mr. lyme.It did get me out of bed though [Big Grin]

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I by no means think this is all of it, but some of this is probably caused by us being laid up for so long. Especially after a long walk, you probably need to stretch.

I use a stretching book I had before all this lyme crap. It's the best I've ever found.

http://www.stretching.com/

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but mine came from NOWHERE. I mean, I have done the LEAST amount of walking in years in the past few days. Barely can make it around the house.

And still the knot started yesterday.
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I have what feels like a knot or charley horse almost all of the time in my right foot. If I have a day that I'm having to walk a lot more, the pain definately increases! Any additional excercise or walking makes it worse, for sure. This is a really unfortunate situation, because I'm a teacher and must be on my feet almost all day!
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