Any number of health conditions can cause leg pain, including muscle and tendon injuries, vascular problems such as blood clots, and nerve-related issues such as sciatica. Some types of leg pain respond well to self-care measures, but if your leg pain is severe or interferes with your daily life, you should see a doctor.
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