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Q: right side soreness

asked by: azgirl602 on April 6th, 2008

New User

To any medical professionals I need some help. I am a 35 yr old woman. I have begun working out again ( cardio/ lifting) after having a blood clot in L calf in Jan 08 and being put on blood thinner. I have seen my primary doc and he has no idea. The problem is my entire R side feels tight and sore after a work out and somtimes during the workout. However its not both sides. And the mucles groups are being working out equally together so why the R pain only???? Is this somthing to be concerned about? I have worked out prior for many years and never had this issue.

Any help?

Sad

Replies(2)

Fighter_in_the_Sky_

replied on April 11th, 2008

Experienced User

First off, I'm not a medical expert, but here's wut I think. Since the blood clot was in your left calf, ur left side of the body probably became weaker than the right side. When you work out, ur body shifts the workload more to ur stronger right side subconsciously and as a result ur right side feels more tired.

Mikolas

replied on April 14th, 2008

Active User, very eHealthy

MMA stated what I have surmised, but we could be wrong. Likely, there is probably a deeper explanation for that. Ask your doctor who knows about the conditions of your left calf issue, however typical this comment may be.

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