Question

I experience leg pain while walking, making it difficult to walk for extended periods, and my calves also hurt. These symptoms have been ongoing for over two months. What were the previous treatments and their outcomes? I had a follow-up appointment on April 5, 2011, where I used a pain-relieving ointment, but it seems to have had no effect. Is there a chance of self-healing? Can the doctor offer some treatment advice? How severe is my condition?

Answer

It is recommended to use topical medications for treatment and consider pairing them with internal herbal remedies that promote blood circulation and muscle relaxation, such as traditional Chinese medicine external applications that invigorate blood and eliminate stasis, dispel wind and cold. This can enhance the body’s regulatory functions and accelerate recovery. Through the absorption of medication molecules through the skin, the treatment can directly act on the affected area and be conducted through the meridians and tendons to improve functional recovery.